Synopsis
WVC is one of the largest single assemblies of veterinary practitioners in the world. Founded in 1928 in Logan, Utah, WVC has grown in size and expanded in scope and impact on the veterinary profession for more than 80 years. Steadfastly upholding its mantra, "Practical, Progressive, Educational," the Conference never wavers from its goal of providing comprehensive, current, and completely practical continuing education information for veterinary practitioners and veterinary paraprofessionals.WVC is extraordinary in number, spectrum, depth, and diversity of learning opportunities made available at reasonable cost. During the Annual Conference each February, attendees enjoy 5 days of cutting-edge scientific programming.According to the Western Veterinary Association's long-standing membership policy, registration at the Annual Conference automatically enrolls the registrant as a full member of the Association for the following year. Members vote for WVC officers and directors and are welcome at the Annual Business Meeting held during Conference week.Western Veterinary Conference is American Association of Veterinary State Boards Registry of Approved Continuing Education (AAVSB RACE) Provider #3 and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Episodes
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![Whats New at AVMA LIFE?]()
What's New at AVMA LIFE?
06/04/2016 Duration: 09minFor nearly 60 years, AVMA LIFE has pledged to protect the livelihood of the veterinary community. Today’s veterinarian is more diverse and advanced than ever before. We knew that in order for us to continue to provide the level of service that meets the unique needs of this evolving profession, we needed to change alongside with you. So we conducted a yearlong research study with AVMA members to ensure that we continue to provide solutions that reflect how you work and how you live. Read more at: http://www.myavmalife.com/ Visit https://digital.wvc.org/l for more great content.
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![What is the Proper Name...Veterinary Nurses Versus Veterinary Technicians?]()
What is the Proper Name...Veterinary "Nurses" Versus Veterinary "Technicians"?
04/04/2016 Duration: 09minA vast majority of veterinary technicians aware of how current credentialing systems work in various states agree that there is a need for standardizing of requirements throughout the nation. Opinions on whether the title should be a veterinary “technician” or “nurse” is less unanimous. Passionate and valid reasons behind how one term might be more appropriate over others are exchanged over a variety of media and one thing is clear; this is our profession, and it is our time to make a difference.
