• Barbara Fougere
• How to help your pet live better, longer using natural approaches to health care
  
• 4 p.m.
• 140 Overton Educational Wing

Barbara Fougere, a veterinary integrative medicine practitioner in Sydney, Australia, will be the Joy Goodwin Distinguished Lecturer at the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine on Sept. 4.

Fougere will present the distinguished lecture, “How to help your pet live better, longer using natural approaches to health care,” at 4 p.m. in 140 Overton. The public is invited to attend.

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• Veterinary Pharmacy Law
• Continuing Education
• For Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians
• Sunday, September 23, 2012
• Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine

Approved by the Florida and Alabama board for the law/pharmacology continuing education credit

THIS 2-HOUR COURSE:

• Explains current U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration laws for purchasing, documentation, dispensing, and storage and disposal of outdated controlled substances used in veterinary medical practices.

• Describes in detail the current compounding regulations and extra-label use of medications that are laws through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

• Explains devices, policies, and procedures for documentation of training and guidelines for occupational employee safety are included. 

COURSE EXPERTISE

The course is taught by Sue Duran and Starr Miller who have a combined instruction training experience of 60 years in the area of veterinary pharmacy. Dr. Duran and Ms. Miller are diplomates of the International College of Veterinary Pharmacy (ICVP), an international college of experts who teach and dispense at veterinary teaching hospitals.

STATE-OF-THE-ART SETTING

Veterinarians and technicians can receive credit while experiencing the most up-to-date in learning. Veterinary Pharmacy Law takes place in the Overton Educational Wing, the college’s newest addition which features theatre-style lecture rooms and the latest in technology.

REGISTRATION

• To register for this course, visit vetmed.auburn.edu/ce/upcoming-events.
• The course is limited to 75 participants.

FEES

Veterinarians: $250

• Early Bird Discounted Price: 
• $175 (by August 5)
• $200 (by September 7)

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Auburn is serviced by Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Travel to Auburn is available by rental car (approximately 90 minutes via I-85 South) or by shuttle (Express 85: 888-238-7738. Reservations are required.).

Auburn is in the CENTRAL time zone.

Atlanta is in the EASTERN time zone.

Visit our Web site at vetmed.auburn.edu/ce for directions, maps, and links to area accommodations.

QUESTIONS?

• Contact Kris Robertson Street
• 334-844-2497 or kris.street@auburn.edu

THIS 2-HOUR COURSE:

• Explains current U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration laws for purchasing, documentation, dispensing, and storage and disposal of outdated controlled substances used in veterinary medical practices.

• Describes in detail the current compounding regulations and extra-label use of medications that are laws through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

• Explains devices, policies, and procedures for documentation of training and guidelines for occupational employee safety are included. 
   
• Click here for online registration.
• Details and Registration

Sponsored by Omega Tau Sigma (OTS) Zeta Chapter and hosted by Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine

The continuing education conference will cover emerging issues in cardiopulmonary and heartworm diseases in companion animals and advances in diagnostics and treatments. Speakers include Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine’s faculty members Drs. Byron Blagburn, Ray Dillon, DVM, William Brawner, Dawn Boothe, and Charles Aldridge, DVM. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in memory of Dr. Douglass Macintire.

• December 1-2, 2012
• 13 Hours C.E. 
• Brochure
• Online Registration