AAHA unveils new standards for specialty, nontraditional practices

The American Veterinary Medical Foundation recently added Paul Amundsen to the team as the new executive director

Looking back over a career spanning nearly three decades as a companion

AAHA announces accreditation for central hospitals

New director builds on novelty of AVMA convention

Expressly, how should the profession cultivate leaders for the future?

The AAEP has made commitments to continuing education, horse-owner education, and the development of future practitioners.

Dentistry academy seeks grant proposals The Academy of Veterinary Dentistry is accepting

Veterinary colleges announce new deans

Expanded wet labs draw crowds at AVMA Annual Convention

A fine time in Beantown Dr. Jan E. Bartels of the Executive Board gets a hand from Dr. Dennis M. McCurnin,…

Expanded wet labs draw crowds at AVMA Annual Convention « Return to ThumbnailsA veterinarian refines the …

Posted on May 1, 2002     n March 25, at the annual meeting of the American Animal Hospital Association in Boston, several veterinarians received…

Several veterinarians were honored for their contributions to veterinary medical organizations

A total of 493 speakers shared their knowledge with attendees of the 2002 Educational Program sessions

Obituaries

The great turnout in Orlando is a testament to the quality scientific sessions and the loyalty of the membership

Bills address animal drugs, economics of the profession, and health insurance

Educators wrestle with promoting racial d

Georgia veterinary college hosts educational, collegial event

The federal government's need for highly trained health science professionals has increased over the past several years

The resolution involved a commitment that the AVMA provide review and guidance, scientific position papers, and public relations support

Senator Wayne Allard of Colorado addressed the AVMA PAC at its annual luncheon

AVMA members can now access the AAHA standards for veterinary practices.

The AVMA has directed the Governmental Relations Division in Washington, D.C., to continue pressing for passage of several bills pending in Congress