December, 2009
E-Veterinarian
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Matters of Law - 2010 Legal
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HAVE YOU PAID YOUR 2010 DUES?
Latest H1N1 Update
American Veterinary Medical History Society Seeks Information
Veterinary Mission
Projects
AVMA
Fellowship
Calendar year 2010 promises to be a busy year for new legislation. With one party holding a
clear majority in Congress, many new pieces of legislation are being introduced at the federal level. It is fair to say that most of new legislation will be for the benefit of employees and in
many cases will increase the cost of doing business, particularly for smaller employers.
Animal Hall of Fame Call for
Nominations
Do
you know an animal worthy of nomination into the 2010 Alabama VMA Animal
Hall
of Fame (AAHoF)? If so, please contact Dr. Jan Strother as soon
as possible so that
we may get this special animal into the nomination
process! The cut off date for
nominations is....(To Read
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Upcoming CE
Opportunities
Mark
your 2010 calendar for upcoming CE opportunities sponsored by the
Alabama March
5-7
is the date set for the Winter CE and is slated to be held at the
Sheraton Birmingham Hotel. The
ALVMA Annual Conference which is generally held toward the end of
June each
Veterinary Medical Association. A great lineup of topics
and speakers is being planned
for all meetings. Watch for more
updates in the weeks ahead.
February
5-7
is the annual Food Animal Conference to be held at the 4-H Center in
Columbiana, AL. Click Here for program
information and registration
year will be held June
10-13
in 2010, at the Sandestin Golf and Beach
Resort.
Social
Media and the Veterinary Practice
Social
Media and the Veterinary Practice
Dr. Lori Teller recently wrote a guest column for
the Veterinary News Network
(VNN), where she talked about using Social
Media. Dr. Teller is a busy practitioner in
Facebook? Twitter? What do these have to do with practicing veterinary medicine today? Actually, quite a lot! (Read more)
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