Continuing education for veterinary professionals is essential for those looking to gain new skills and strengthen the care they provide their patients.
At Ethos, continuing education is one of our core values and we are happy to offer you and your teams both virtual and in-person CE opportunities throughout the year. You will receive CE from one of our many talented and highly qualified team members including our many specialists and veterinary technician specialists. All our CE offerings are RACE approved.
Virtual CE Offerings In-person CE Offerings
Continuing Education For All
No matter what your hospital role is, we can provide continued learning for veterinarians, students, technicians, assistants, hospital management, and support staff. Continue to check back for updated offerings!
May 25th, 2022 7:00 PM EST
Taming the Dark Horse: Evidence-based tips and tricks for filling up your well of well-being and reigniting your spark
Presented by: Patty Pate, CVT, VTS (ECC), CFE
Please join Hills Pet Nutrition for this free, RACE-approved, CE webinar!
In this lecture, we will take a closer look at managing factors within your control that can help you minimize your predisposition to compassion fatigue. We will investigate the hormones responsible for well-being regulation and identify which self-care options are more likely to increase each of these hormones. We will discuss strategies for how to implement chosen self-care practices into your life so that your light can shine bright, and you can continue to be the amazing veterinary technician that you are proud to be!
RACE approved for 1 CE credit for veterinarians and veterinary technicians.
June 8th, 2022 1:00 PM EST
Take a deep breath… The Technician’s role in treating respiratory emergencies
Presented by: SHAWNA COSGROVE, CVT, VTS (ECC)
Approved – 1 hr.
1 CE Credit
This lecture will cover basic respiratory anatomy and physiology as well as how to develop good emergency procedures within your hospitals. Included will be an overview of different methods of providing oxygen therapy for patients. We will discuss the most common respiratory emergencies that you may see in Vet medicine and how to recognize them during the triage process. We will cover how to provide treatment, perform diagnostics safely and an overview of nursing care for these patients.
RACE approved for 1 CE credit for veterinarians and veterinary technicians
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