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Get real-world advice to build your practice
At the AVMA Econmic Summit, you’ll gain practical strategies to transform your business, build partnerships, and thrive in today’s veterinary landscape. Join us online October 26-28, 2020, and come away with tools to implement right away in your practice or…
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Updated and improved: Workplace wellbeing certificate
One of the most popular learning programs on AVMA Axon just got better. The Workplace Wellbeing Certificate Program has been updated for 2020 with additional continuing education (CE) credit and easy sharing options.
Protecting animal welfare: Empowering our next generation
One of AVMA’s most important responsibilities is to help the next generation of veterinarians make informed decisions that protect and enhance animal welfare. The annual AVMA Animal Welfare Assessment Contest does just that.
Partly Cloudy and 58 F at Omaha – Eppley Airfield, NE
Fire Weather Concerns for Parts of California; Cool Temperatures for Much of the Midwest and East
AVMA and partners create post-suicide guide for veterinary workplaces
The new resource offers critical support to help veterinary team members and workplaces recover after a suicide.
Capitol Hill briefing raises One Health awareness
More than 100 Capitol Hill lawmakers and staff attended an AVMA-hosted educational briefing on a new biosafety facility that will study important zoonotic diseases affecting large livestock.
AVMA Council on Education seeks input on proposed policy
The AVMA Council on Education is seeking public input on whether to implement a new policy on “emergency conditions,” based on its existing COVID-19 policy.
Retirement plan offering coming next month for AVMA members
The AVMA is delighted to offer a retirement plan for AVMA members as another valuable member benefit. The new AVMA Trust Retirement Plan will be available to practice owners and self-employed veterinarians beginning October 1.
CDC announces priorities for distributing COVID-19 vaccine
A new interim guide issued by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that veterinary team members may have access to an eventual COVID-19 vaccine in one of the early stages of distribution.