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VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference
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VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference
VITA attendees socialize with their classmates and other fellow Aggie Veterinarians at a social event.
VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference
A veterinary technician performs CPR on a canine medical model.
VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference
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VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference
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VITA: Veterinary CE Annual Conference

Raising Veterinary Expertise to the Next Level

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VITA—the Veterinary Continuing Education (CE) Annual Conference allows veterinarians to learn new and innovative skills to benefit their patients, clients, and teams.

We’re passionate about CE at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS). Through innovative education, hands-on learning, and networking opportunities, we aim to help veterinary professionals discover knowledge and tools that will continue their growth.

Join us for VITA2025 at the Texas A&M VMBS in College Station on June 7 & 8!

What Makes VITA Special?

Innovative Education: Our cutting-edge programs and courses place Texas A&M at the forefront of veterinary education. We’re committed to staying ahead of the curve, providing veterinary professionals with access to the latest advancements and experts in the field. Be a part of the future as we explore groundbreaking techniques and emerging research together.
Hands-On Learning: Our hands-on approach and intimate class sizes ensure veterinary professionals acquire the practical expertise needed to excel when they return to the clinic. Create a world of personalized learning, highlighting practical skills and building confidence through interactive workshops and labs.
Networking: Visit the heart of Aggieland and connect with a vibrant community of veterinary professionals. Rekindle old connections and forge new ones as you tap into the Aggie network to shape your business. Together, we can create a stronger veterinary community!

VITA2025 Speakers

Andy Anderson

Andy Anderson, DVM, DACVS

Class of 1995

Practice Management

Leslie Easterwood

Leslie Easterwood, DVM

Class of 1995

Equine Primary Care

Scott Echols

Scott Echols, DVM, DABVP

Class of 1995

Exotic Animal Medicine

Scott Driever

Scott Driever, DVM

Class of 2000

Practice Management

Meredith Esterline

Meredith Esterline, DVM, DACVS

Class of 2000

Small Animal Surgery

Marnin Forman

Marnin Forman, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM)

Class of 2000

Small Animal Internal Medicine

TR Lansford

TR Lansford, DVM

Class of 2000

Regulatory Medicine

Dr. TJ Barclay

T.J. Barclay,
DVM

Class of 2005

Shock Wave Therapy

Dr. Cris Blevins

Cris Blevins,
DVM

Class of 2005

Professional Skills

Dr. Carrie Ginieczki

Carrie Ginieczki, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)

Class of 2005

Small Animal Cardiology

Dr. Sarah Israel

Sarah Israel,
DVM, DACVS

Class of 2005

Small Animal Surgery

Dr. Janet Lori

Janet Lori,
DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology)

Class of 2005

Small Animal Oncology

Semira Mancill

Semira Mancill, DVM, DACT

Class of 2005

Equine Theriogenology

Dr. Kevin Claunch

Kevin Claunch, DVM, DACVS-LA

Class of 2010

Equine Surgery

Dr. Jacqueline Gimmler

Jacqueline Gimmler, DVM, MS, DACVD

Class of 2010

Small Animal Dermatology

Dr. Kira Ramdas

Kira Ramdas,
DVM, CFV

Class of 2010

Feline Medicine

Dr. Bethany Schilling

Bethany Schilling, DVM

Class of 2010

Professional Skills

Dr. Lauren Smith

Lauren Smith, DVM, DACZM

Class of 2010

Exotic Animal Medicine

Dr. Amanda Taylor

Amanda Taylor, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology), CVA, CCRP

Class of 2010

Small Animal Neurology

Dr. Randolph Winter

Randolph Winter, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Cardiology)

Class of 2010

Small Animal Cardiology

Dr. Erin Binagia

Erin Binagia,
DVM, MS, DACVECC

Class of 2015

Small Animal Emergency

Elizabeth Snyder

Elizabeth Snyder, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)

Class of 2015

Small Animal Oncology

Dr. Bryan Weaver

Bryan Weaver, DVM

Class of 2015

Food Animal Medicine & Surgery

Dr. Leslie Weaver

Leslie Weaver, DVM, MS, DACVIM (LA)

Class of 2015

Food Animal Medicine & Surgery

Dr. Annalis Cigarroa

Annalis Cigarroa, DVM

Class of 2020

Small Animal Neurology

Maria Granello

Maria Granello, DVM

Class of 2020

Equine Surgery

Dr. Hunter Greer

Hunter Greer, DVM, DACVIM (LA)

Class of 2020

Equine Internal Medicine

Dr. Devin Schultz

Devyn Schultz, DVM, MS

Class of 2020

Small Animal Internal Medicine

Dr. Carly Patterson

Carly Patterson DVM, DACVIM (SA)

VMBS Clinical Associate Professor

Pharmacology

Dr. Amy Savarino

Amy Savarino, PharmD, FSVHP, DICVP

VMTH Chief Pharmacist

Pharmacology

About VITA

REGISTRATION
SCHEDULE
HOTELS, ETC.
RECOVER CPR TRAINING
VETERINARY OPIOIDS
NETWORKING ALUMNI CELEBRATION

VITA2025 Sponsors

Contact Us

Veterinary Continuing Education
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS)
4470 TAMU | College Station, Texas, 77843-4470 | Map
Email: vetmedce@tamu.edu

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