CE Seminars

One of Angell’s most important goals is to serve as a resource for the veterinary profession. Below is our current schedule of continuing education programs.

Angell Friday Morning Lectures:

8am-9am Fridays at the Angell Boston auditorium (350 S. Huntington Ave., Boston, MA). Free/no registration required. *NOTE – only select Friday lectures will receive CE credit as indicated on the schedule. Visit the link above for a complete schedule.

Next RACE approved lecture to be announced

2019 Angell Spring CE Lectures

Details below are subject to change, angell.org/ce will reflect the latest information.

Registration now open  

Angell’s Spring CE lectures will take place on the following dates. Registration is limited.

Sunday, 3/24/19, 8am-2:45pm at the Boston Burlington Marriott

An Oral Overview: Canine/Feline Dentistry, Oral Neoplasia, and Caring for Avian/Exotic Mouths

Speakers: Jessica Riehl, DVM, DACVD; Andrew Goodman, DVM, DACVS; Brendan Noonan, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice); Alice Ekerdt, DVM (Practice limited to dentistry)

5 CE Credits (pending RACE approval)

Topics:

• Tooth Fractures, Dentoalveolar Trauma, General Endodontic Disease – Options for Treatment – Jessica Riehl, DVM, DACVD
  – How to recognize and classify tooth fractures
  – Overview of treatment options for fractured teeth
  – When a tooth fracture is considered an “emergency”
  – Dentoalveolar trama, diagnosis and treatment – avulsion and luxation injuries
• Dental Anatomy and Disease of the Domestic Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) – Brendan Noonan, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice)
  – Review of dental anatomy
  – Approach to oral exam
  – Diagnostic approach
  – Options for medical and surgical management
• Surgical Treatment of Canine Oral Neoplasia – Andrew Goodman, DVM, DACVS
• Canine and Feline Extractions & Dealing with Common Complications – Alice Ekerdt, DVM
  – Review relevant anatomy
  – Discuss local anesthesia
  – Discuss extraction of specific teeth with recommended techniques
  – Discuss common complications and how to address them

Wednesday, 4/3/19, 6pm-8:45pm at the Boston Marriott Newton

Feline Ocular Surface Disease and Corneal Disasters in Dogs

Speakers: Martin Coster, DVM, MS, DACVO and Dan Biros, DVM, DACVO

2 CE Credits (pending RACE approval)

Topics:

• Feline Ocular Surface Disease – Martin Coster, DVM, MS, DACVO
  – Feline herpesvirus keratoconjunctivitis
  – Corneal ulceration
  – Corneal sequestrum
  – Eosinophilic keratitis
• Navigating Corneal Disasters In Dogs: How to Manage the Essential Corneal Meltdown and Avoid Perforation – Dan Biros, DVM, DACVO
  – Keys to recognize rapid corneal structural degradation
  – Steps to take to halt a melting process with intensive medical therapy
  – What to do when medication alone isn’t working
  – Long term considerations in success and failure

Register here

Veterinary Technician Lecture Series

Next date and topic: TBD (will be announced on this page)

These sessions are generally held 6pm-8pm at Angell Animal Medical Center – Boston, Munson-Blakely Auditorium

2 MVTA CE credits for veterinary technicians

Complimentary lecture and pizza. No registration required

Angell’s complimentary veterinary technician CE  lectures are submitted to the Massachusetts Veterinary Technicians Association (MVTA) for approval of 2 MVTA CE credits. Certificates are emailed to participants after the lecture.

For more information about our veterinary technician lectures, please contact Allison Cooper, CVT at acooper@angell.org or 617-522-7282 ext 5416

Lunch and Learns at Angell

Next Lunch & RACE Approved Lecture TBD

Lectures are held 12-1pm in the Auditorium at Angell Animal Medical Center

350 S. Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02130