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VIN Rounds in May and June - FREE CE Credits for NAVAS Members

May 15, 2024
1 min read

Updated: May 16, 2024




VIN Rounds are another benefit for NAVAS subscribers. VIN Rounds are a 1 hour presentation on a specific issue that you can probably use on your next day at work.


Locoregional Anesthesia in Rabbits

Thu May 16 @ 3:00pm PDT/6:00pm

Stefania Scarabelli, DVM, MRCVS, Cert AVP (VA), DECVAA, DACVAA


Safety First: Tips to Improve Anesthetic Patient Care in Your Hospital

Sun Jun 9 @ 6:00pm PDT/9:00pm EDT

Donna M. Sisak CVT, LVT, VTS (Anesthesia/Analgesia)


Anesthesia for Equine Colic Procedures

Tue Jun 25 @ 6:00pm PDT/9:00pm EDT

Monica Midon, DVM, M, Msc, DACVAA


While we give our partners at VIN our list of current subscribers, you still have to get make sure you are able to get intot their website. Please log in to the VIN.com two days prior to your session so you can RSVP on their site and make sure you know how to use their system.



 
 
 

24 Comments


8730307
17 hours ago

It’s nice to see opportunities for members to earn CE credits without extra cost. Having more options for continuing education makes it easier to keep learning and stay up to date. When I take a break from reading, I sometimes play a few free games on minigame. You can jump straight in without downloading anything.

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Deadshot IO offers players an entertaining setting in which they can practice fast reactions typical of most shooting games. One has to pay attention to threats around, change his or her aim accordingly, and react to different situations. While becoming better takes some time, frequent playing will allow players to get used to the pace of battles and tactics.

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tom.ward
Oct 14

The Safety First tips for anesthetic patient care sound genuinely useful, especially since small changes in monitoring can make a big difference. I also found MyNightfall helpful for a solid night routine, with calming evening routine ideas; its nighttime routine steps are easy to fit in after busy clinic days.

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liam39w
Oct 13

Dr. Scarabelli's safety-first anesthetic tips sound especially practical for techs and vets who want fewer surprises during procedures. Between CE sessions, Animal Guessing online has been a fun break for me, since its animal quiz lets you guess the animal from clues and test your knowledge. I'd recommend it if you like quick, light brain teasers.

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lena paul
Sep 10

The VIN Rounds format sounds especially useful because the sessions focus on practical anesthesia topics that veterinary professionals can apply directly in their next shift. Covering everything from locoregional anesthesia in rabbits to equine colic procedures also gives subscribers a valuable range of specialized learning opportunities. The same idea of improving decision-making through practice and strategy can be seen in Blox Fruits tactical planning.

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