At Ocean County Veterinary Hospital we are committed to providing Continuing Education for all our staff members. Each month, we set aside time for CE Meetings, Lunch & Learn Sessions and Webinars. This week Dr. Briggs is busy at the Western Veterinary Conference http:\/\/www.wvc.org attending lectures and clinical workshops about a variety of new topics and treatments in medicine and surgery. Here today at the hospital, our Staff attended a seminar hosted by Abbott Animal Health on the topic of Glucose Monitoring in diabetic dogs and cats. <\/p>\n
This month\u2019s CE schedule for Doctors and Staff included these Webinar topics:<\/p>\n
Practicing Good Pain Control \u2013 The Next Level hosted by James S. Gaynor, DVM
\nOptimizing Pain Control – The NSAID Component hosted by James S. Gaynor, DVM
\nUse of In-House Blood Analyzers (hosted by Abaxis) for:
\n– Evaluating Liver Damage and Dysfunction
\n– Clinical Pathology in Reptiles
\n– Emergency Care Diagnostics
\n– Senior Wellness and Pre-Anesthetic Patient Screening
\nHealthcare Finance & Payment Options hosted by CareCredit
\nHill’s Prescription Diet Therapeutic Weight Reduction Program. <\/p>\n
Our emphasis on Continuing Education for all Doctors and Staff helps us provide the best care for your pets while being attentive to friendly client service.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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