Continuing Education
Our Mission
The mission of the Office of Veterinary Continuing Education is
to provide quality continuing education for veterinarians,
veterinary technicians and various animal-producer groups in our
state-of-the art facilities.
Our continuing education programs provide quality
training for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and various
animal-producer groups. Annual programs include conferences in
equine, food animal, companion animal, exotic game, and exotic pet
medicine and surgery.
Map (Bldg. 1812)
https://aggiemap.tamu.edu/?bldg=1812
Continuing Education Highlights!!
Getting the Inside View
Small Animal Abdominal Ultrasonography
Course
On-line learning begins Thu., Nov 15; Workshop in College Station,
Sat.-Sun., Dec. 8-9
The Abdominal Ultrasound Course offers several course options from
which to choose. The Basic and Basic Plus Conferences begin with
mandatory on-line self-study modules followed by a live video
conference. Both feature workshops offering hands-on practice with
imaging of live dogs. Registration closes Nov 11.
Coming in 2019
The new and the classic Small Animal Oncology –
March 1-3. This year’s conference will spotlight the new
cancer specialists who have joined our hospital recently and the
best-known and most respected veterinary instructors in Texas. You
will get to know our talented new oncologists in the classroom
setting and in a special limited-enrollment lunch discussion
session. Plus, you can take advantage of an exceptional learning
opportunity by attending one of Dr. Claudia Barton’s signature
cytology wet labs. Don’t miss this special opportunity.
Food Animal Conference — Fri.–Sat., May 31–Jun.
1
Veterinary Technicians Conference — Fri.–Sun., Jun.
21–23
AAEP 360 hosted by the Texas A&M CVM —
Thu.– Sat., Jul.
11–13(tentative)
Feline Forum — Sun.–Mon. Sat- Sun, Jul.
28–29
Canine Conference — Fri.–Sun., Aug.
23–25
Upcoming Events
Area Hotels
A number of hotels are conveniently located within a few miles
of the CVM, especially those on or near Raymond Stotzer
Pkwy/University Drive
Hampton Inn College Station
- Reservations 979-846-0184
- Hampton Inn by Hilton offers the rate of $99.00/night if you
let them know you are attending VetMed CE Conference
- Pet friendly
CE Requirements
Please view Texas Administrative Code 573.64 Continuing
Education for information on
continuing education requirements in Texas.
Contact us for information on programs
sponsored by the college.
You may refer questions on official guidelines and other
approved programs to the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners , 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-330, Austin,
TX 78701-3998; telephone 512-305-7555; FAX 512-305-7556.
Registration Information
Online registrations is available for all of our conferences. If
you are unable to register online, please give us a call or
or contact us by mail or email at the address below for
assistance.
Office of Veterinary Continuing Education
College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas 77843-4470
Phone (979) 845-9102
Fax (979) 862-2832
aroussel@cvm.tamu.edu
Cancellation & Refunds
If cancellation is made during the early bird registration
period for the conference, a refund of 80 percent of the
registration fee will be given. Cancellations after the early bird
registration closes are not eligible for a refund, but in some
cases part or all of the registration fee might qualify for credit
towards another one of our conferences.
Location
Most CE courses will be held at the College of Veterinary
Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. The college is located on
Raymond Stotzer Parkway in College Station. Use the address 660
Raymond Stotzer Parkway on Google Maps.
If you are arriving via Highway 6, take the University Drive
exit and proceed west on University Drive (which becomes Raymond
Stotzer Parkway). in about 3 miles, you will pass under an
underpass. Right at the second traffic light to enter the College
of Veterinary Medicine Complex.
If you are arriving via from the west on Highway 21, exit
Highway 47 at the RELLIS Campus. Continue on Highway 47 until it
intersects with Raymond Stotzer Parkway (Highway FM 60), and head
east toward the main TAMU campus. The college is on the left at the
second traffic light past the overpass approximately one mile east
of Easterwood Airport. There is currently construction at
the intersection of Earl Rudder Freeway/M 2818 and Highway FM 60.
some of the exit ramps are closed periodically. you may not be able
to enter or exit FM 2818 from FM 60.
Special Needs
If you require any assistive devices, services or accommodations
to participate in this conference, please contact us at phone (979)
845-9102, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday. A
lactation room is available.
Our Mission
The mission of the Office of Veterinary Continuing Education is
to provide quality continuing education for veterinarians,
veterinary technicians and various animal-producer groups in our
state-of-the art facilities.
