Webinar: Preparedness for FMD/ASF & the Role of the Accredited Vet

When
11 Aug 2024
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
Zoom
Registered
21 registrants

Registration

Non-Member DVM – $25.00
If you are not a member of WVVMA, VVMA, DCVMA, MDVMA or OVMA, this session will be $25.00.
Non-Member Technician – $25.00
If you are not a member of WVVMA, VVMA, DCVMA, MDVMA or OVMA, this session will be $25.00.
Veterinary or Veterinary Technician Student
Please indicate your school and anticipated graduation year on your registration form.
VMA DVM Member
You must be a member of at least one of the following VMAs: -WVVMA -VVMA -DCVMA -MDVMA -OVMA. Please make sure to check your VMA on the registration form
VMA Technician Member
You must be a member of at least one of the following VMAs: -WVVMA -VVMA -DCVMA -MDVMA -OVMA. Please make sure to check your VMA on the registration form

Registration is closed

During this session, Dr. Kellie Hough (USDA APHIS Veterinary Services) will provide an overview of animal health emergencies and two important high consequence foreign animal diseases – foot and mouth disease (FMD) and African swine fever (ASF). Additionally, Dr. Hough will outline what happens during a foreign animal disease outbreak and how accredited veterinarians can assist in emergency preparedness and response activities.

WVVMA Mission

The WVVMA is committed to the advancement of veterinary knowledge, animal health and service to the public. We provide our veterinary community with education, communication resources and professional fellowship.

Contact

West Virginia Veterinary Medical Association
3801 Westerre Parkway, Suite D.
Henrico, VA 23233
804-346-0170