Veterinary Applications

Presented by: Robert Splinter

Basic scientific principles of medical lasers

Presented by: Robert Splinter

Basic medical laser safety

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Event Date: Ongoing

This program features the most current information available on this important facet of patient care presented not only via lectures but in an interactive hands-on curriculum. Our faculty will provide you with an interactive and engaged learning format that includes daily practice applications & hands-on techniques.

Advanced Multi-Modal Approaches to Pain Management Include:

♦ Photobiomodulation Therapy ♦ Digital Thermal Imaging ♦ Regenerative Medicine ♦ Targeted Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy ♦ CBD ♦ Shockwave Therapy ♦ Acupuncture

Presented by: Heather Owen, DVM, MAV, CCRP, MT, CCFT, Janice L. Huntingford, DVM, DACVSMR, CVA, CVPP, Jennifer F. Johnson, VMD, CVPP, John C. Godbold Jr., DVM, and Ronald J. Riegel, DVM.

• Ronald J. Riegel, DVM (Editor)
• John C. Godbold, Jr., DVM (Editor)
• Written by 37 Co-Authors
• Hardcover; 43 Chapters (536 Pages)
• $156.00 Plus Shipping

Presented by: Dr. Laurie Dunbar, Maria Cecere

This class will discuss benefits of implementing a multi-modal approach in physical rehabilitation with a special focus on therapeutic lasers.

Mechanisms and Protocols for Class IV Laser Therapy
A comprehensive guide to therapeutic lasers for companion animals.

Presented by: Dr. Darryl Millis

The Certificate Program in Canine Rehabilitation (CCRP) program is a sequence of postgraduate courses for veterinarians, physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and veterinary technicians or students of these professions.

Presented by: Dr. Darryl Millis

There is more to managing Canine Osteoarthritis than prescribing medications after the dog is disabled. This course will help you and your staff to recognize OA early and to effectively provide pre-emptive care and treatment for dogs in all stages of OA.

This course is designed to help veterinarians and vet techs identify the pathologies that will benefit from effective pain management practices. It provides an in-depth discussion of the neurobiology of acute and chronic pain.