WVMA Governance Transition

Change That Will Do Us Good

With nimble as our new normal, the recommendations to improve the governance process are taking shape, and we’re at the part where your voice gets louder. We need your feedback. These recommendations include changes to the board composition and size, geographical representation, the election process, and clarity of roles.

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International Veterinary Rounds

November 1 Case Study: Dr. Douglas Riley, One Health Climate Impact
Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers • CE Credits: .6 scientific • Time: 8:15 a.m.

Sharing knowledge and experiences from cases is an excellent way to give back to our profession, and here is your opportunity! Through a collaborative relationship between field veterinarians at WVDL, UW SVM, and EMRI Green Health Services in Hyderabad, India, we bring you regular monthly virtual case rounds.

Have a cool case to present? Email Dr. Keith Poulsen or Dr. Ryan Breuer.

2024 WVMA Annual Meeting

Thursday, December 19 at noon 

Join the WVMA Online Annual Meeting to receive updates on legislative work, financials, and leadership initiatives. Voting will include selecting the 2025 President-Elect. Additionally, members will vote on proposed governance changes and a transition plan following feedback collected earlier. Be sure to participate and help shape the future of WVMA!

Do’s & Dont’s of DEA Compliance

Tuesday, December 3, Noon-1 p.m.
CE Credits: 1.2 non-scientific Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers

Learn essential best practices for handling controlled substances and ensuring compliance. Topics include DEA audits, required documentation, liability, the Controlled Substance Act, identifying risks, recordkeeping, and the long-term impacts of non-compliance.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Horse Council

Coxiella burnetii and “Q fever”

Tuesday, December 3, Noon-1 p.m.
CE Credits: 1.2 non-scientific Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers

Explore the essentials of Coxiella burnetii (Q fever) in this webinar, including its history, zoonotic impact, and global spread. Learn about WVDL protocols for handling suspected cases, defining “suspect” status, and recommended testing procedures. We’ll also cover steps following a positive detection, involving collaboration with health agencies, veterinarians, and owners.

Equine Dentistry CE

Working Up and Treating Incisor and Canine Conditions in the Horse

Friday, November 1, 3-4 p.m.
CE Credits: 1.2 scientific Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers

This presentation will cover common conditions diagnosed in the rostral dentition of the horse, including traumatic injuries, pulp exposure, non-vital teeth, and tooth resorption and hypercementosis. You’ll get guidance on obtaining diagnostic imaging, interpretation, and treatment planning. We’ll discuss incisor and canine extractions with tips and tricks for making these surgeries less daunting for the general practitioner.

What to Do About Wildlife

CE Credits: 1.2 scientific Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers

Veterinarians often receive calls about local wildlife and exotic animals but may not know who to contact. This webinar clarifys uncertainties like what falls under DATCP or DNR, how rabies cases affect protocols, and who to call when injured wildlife is brought in. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to assist wildlife and guide their clients.

H5N1: Where We Are Now and What to Know for WDE

CE Credits: 1.2 scientific Cost included in membership; $140 for nonmembers

Stay up-to-speed on the latest H5N1 news. This webinar will provide you with the most current information on cases across the country. We’ll discuss how producers can get reimbursement for testing and what this all means for World Dairy Expo.

CDC Dog Importation Resources

The CDC announced that it has substantially revised its new rule on dog importation to the U.S. as it relates to dogs from rabies-free and low-risk dog rabies countries. The new importation requirements are meant to prevent a reintroduction of canine rabies into the country. For more information, including AVMA FAQs, visit our Clinic Resources page and click on the Dog Importation Resources tab.

All-Course Access for Lifetime Members

For only $60, Lifetime Members can access WVMA’s Online Learning Library and all live and OnDemand courses throughout 2024. If you recently created a new password and are logged into our new platform, click the button below to purchase your All-Course Access Membership Upgrade.

If you do not already have your new password, first use your WVMA email address to reset your password and then log in before attempting to upgrade. For assistance, email us or call 608-257-3665. For more information click here.

Submit a Classified Ad

Are you looking to sell your practice, share a service, find a veterinary position, or lend your expertise as a relief vet?

You can do all that and more by posting a listing in the WVMA Classifieds! Your ad will appear in the WVMA Voice newsletter and on the WVMA website for two consecutive months and can be renewed at your request.

View our classified categories or click here to submit your classified ad.

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WVMF

The Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Foundation is the charitable arm of the WVMA.

For the good in all things

More Than a Profession

At the WVMA, we believe that being a veterinarian is more than just a profession. We are a community of individuals committed to advancing the cause of veterinary medicine in Wisconsin.

Come Join Us

Success starts with community. Come join us.
Become a member today. Make new friendships and
professional connections that will last a lifetime.

Our Support

2023 WVMA Vision Sponsor

We want to extend our thanks to SVA Certified Public Accountants,
our 2023 Vision Sponsor, who supports WVMA’s commitment to strengthening
veterinary medicine and the veterinary community in Wisconsin.