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Contains 6 Component(s) Recorded On: 09/13/2023
September 13, 2023. Acquire lessons learned from recent disease outbreaks at equestrian events as well as tips for effective response to the initial case on an event premise from United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) senior staff veterinarian Dr. Katie Flynn. Discussion will include the infectious disease risks unique to equestrian events as well as the role of the veterinarian in developing event biosecurity plans and providing guidance to competitions concerning biosecurity measures.
September 13, 2023
Rapid response, effective communication and a biosecurity plan averted spread of an Equine Herpesvirus outbreak at a Virginia horse show in June and prevented cancellation of subsequent horse shows across the nation.
Acquire lessons learned from recent disease outbreaks at equestrian events as well as tips for effective response to the initial case on an event premise from United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) senior staff veterinarian Dr. Katie Flynn. Discussion will include the infectious disease risks unique to equestrian events as well as the role of the veterinarian in developing event biosecurity plans and providing guidance to competitions concerning biosecurity measures.No RACE CE credit.
This session is sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim
Katie Flynn
Dr. Flynn, Equine Health and Biosecurity Veterinarian for United States Equestrian Federation, earned her veterinary degree at the University of Glasgow, Scotland. Previous to this position Dr. Flynn was a state animal health official for over 23 years holding positions as the Kentucky State Veterinarian and the Equine Staff Veterinarian for the California Department of Food and Agriculture. She serves on the US Animal Health Association and the American Horse Council. She has extensive domestic and international experience in epidemiologic disease investigations, developing and implementing equine biosecurity plans, drafting and enforcement of regulations, and emergency disease response.
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Contains 2 Component(s) Recorded On: 10/11/2023
October 11, 2023. Join Dr. Armando Nieto for a discussion of chiropractic care for horses, including options for professional chiropractic training and the ways he has integrated chiropractic into his practice over the last 12 years. The discussion will also touch on other alternative treatment modalities, including acupuncture.
October 11, 2023.
Join Dr. Armando Nieto for a discussion of chiropractic care for horses, including options for professional chiropractic training and the ways he has integrated chiropractic into his practice over the last 12 years. The discussion will also touch on other alternative treatment modalities, including acupuncture.
No RACE CE credit.
This session is sponsored by CareCredit.
Armando Nieto
Dr. Armando Nieto received his veterinary degree from Colorado State University in 2008. After three years in mixed practice in California, he joined the racetrack circuit—first in New Mexico and eventually in Kentucky and Florida. While his racetrack practice focused on sports medicine and lameness, Dr. Nieto began incorporating chiropractic care to better diagnose and treat the “whole horse.” This led to an interest in traditional acupuncture and integrative medicine, which he continues to develop to this day. Dr. Nieto, who serves on the AAEP’s Scientific Review & Editorial Committee, is based out of Washington.
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Contains 2 Component(s) Recorded On: 10/25/2023
October 25, 2023. Equine veterinarians practice in an increasingly difficult environment with a public that has changing expectations of the services provided. In addition, a veterinarian must pass a national board exam and then pass state licensing regulations in each state in which they choose to practice. Accordingly, the equine veterinarian has a higher risk of facing either an administrative licensing complaint or civil litigation due to the value of horses. Join sport horse practitioner Dr. Lori Bidwell along with Dr. Cynthia MacKenzie and attorney Michael Casey, both representing AVMA Trust, for a discussion of some of the nuances between states as well as some unusual claims.
October 25, 2023.
Equine veterinarians practice in an increasingly difficult environment with a public that has changing expectations of the services provided. In addition, a veterinarian must pass a national board exam and then pass state licensing regulations in each state in which they choose to practice. Accordingly, the equine veterinarian has a higher risk of facing either an administrative licensing complaint or civil litigation due to the value of horses.
Join sport horse practitioner Dr. Lori Bidwell along with Dr. Cynthia MacKenzie and attorney Michael Casey, both representing AVMA Trust, for a discussion of some of the nuances between states as well as some unusual claims.
No RACE CE credit.This session is sponsored by CareCredit.
Dr. Cynthia G. MacKenzie DVM
Dr. Cynthia MacKenzie is trust veterinarian for the AVMA Trust, working with veterinarians and veterinary students to raise awareness of insurance offerings and risk-management solutions in addition to reviewing veterinary malpractice claims. Prior to joining the Trust in 2017, Dr. MacKenzie held several industry positions and also worked in private equine practice in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., and Lexington, Ky. She earned her veterinary degree from Texas A&M University in 1998 and has served the AAEP as former chair of the Welfare and Public Policy Advisory Council.
Michael Casey
Michael Casey is a partner in Casey, Bailey & Maines, PLLC, in Lexington, Ky., a specialty firm with 90% of the practice comprised of insurance defense litigation and 10% dedicated to protecting creditors’ rights and assets. Casey received his law degree from the University of Louisville in 1995 and is admitted to practice in all courts in Kentucky and Indiana. He has defended hundreds of cases with trial experience in veterinary malpractice, professional malpractice, products liability and more.
Sherry Johnson
Dr. Sherry Johnson attended veterinary school at Iowa State University, completed an equine internship at Equine Medical Center of Ocala and then completed a one-year equine diagnostic imaging fellowship at Colorado State University. She then transitioned into the collaborative Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation residency program through Colorado State University and Equine Sports Medicine, LLC. Following her residency training, she became a Diplomat of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (DACVSMR) in 2019. She then completed a PhD program at Colorado State University with specific research focus on orthopedic rehabilitation, specifically tendon healing and blood flow restriction training (2022). Dr. Johnson is the recipient of the American Quarter Horse Foundation Young Investigator Award (2018), named the EQUUS Foundation Research Fellow (2019), and was most recently granted the Storm Cat Career Development Award (2020), Iowa State University’s 2020 Young Alumni Award and the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP’s) President Award (2020). She is honored to serve as the Program Chair of AAEP’s Performance Horse Committee and is a 4-time Kester News Hour moderator. She also serves on the equine advisory board for Pulse Vet Technologies, LLC, as a key opinion leader for American Regent Animal Health, and on Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine strategic advisory board. She is a partner & managing rehabilitation veterinarian of Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, LLC (ESMR) for which she oversees rehabilitation centers located in both Whitesboro, TX and Scottsdale, AZ.
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Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits
Moderator: Luke Bass. The “Burst” session will present highly informative, abbreviated talks on related subjects of interest to the general veterinary practitioner. See the "overview" tab for the list of talks during each session.
The “Burst” session will present highly informative, abbreviated talks on related subjects of interest to the general veterinary practitioner. Practical knowledge will be presented dynamically in a fast-paced, “bitesized” format that allows the audience to come away with impactful, usable information they can add to their knowledge base and skill sets. Each presentation will be 5 minutes in length.
Hour 1- Stifle Radiology Acquisition Tricks and Findings That Will Surprise You – Elizabeth Acutt
- Examination of the Foot: Seems Easy Enough, Right? – Craig Lesser
- How to Ultrasound the Stifle: Beyond the Medial Femorotibial Joint – Elizabeth Acutt
- Stifle Pathology: Flex and Inject, Refer for Scope, or Something in Between? – Jackie Christakos
- How to Bring a Mare into Estrus Following Pregnancy Loss – Carleigh Fedorka
- How to Manage a Mare for Cooled Semen Cycle – Melissa Prell
- BAL vs TTW: When to Know What to Pull out of the Truck – Emily Berryhill
- Tips and Tricks to Acquire Foot Radiographs That We Can Be Proud of – Craig Lesser
- Post-Mating Induced Endometritis: How to Say Goodbye to the Fluid – Melissa Prell
Hour 2
- Ataxia vs Lameness: Is This a Medicine or Orthopedic Problem? – Jackie Christakos
- EPM Diagnostics: What Do the Numbers Mean Anyway? – Emily Berryhill
- How to Use a Gloved Hand to Perform Sterile Ultrasound-Guided Procedures – Brian Beasley
- Guided Injection Techniques: Sacroiliac and Navicular Bursa – Jackie Christakos
- How to Manage the Late Gestation/High-Risk Mare in the Field – Melissa Prell
- Guided Injection Techniques: Cervical Facet and Thoracolumbar – Elizabeth Acutt
- How to Evaluate and Inject Cervical Spinal Nerve C8 with Ultrasound Guidance in Horses – Philippe Benoit
- Medical Management of Insulin Dysregulation, More Than Thyro L – Emily Berryhill
- Guide to a Retained Placenta for the “Lameness Practitioner” – Melissa Prell
Hour 3
- Antimicrobial Sensitivity Interpretation: More Than Just Discs and S/R – Emily Berryhill
- When the Sole Abscess Ruptures, But the Horse Is Still Lame – Craig Lesser
- What Happened to All the Embryo Transfer Recipients? How to Synchronize on a Farm – Melissa Prell
- The Proximal Metacarpus/Metatarsus: It’s Finally Blocked, But Now What? – Jackie Christakos
- How to Splint That Crooked-Legged Million-Dollar Foal – Craig Lesser
- The Digital Tendon Sheath: Fun to Scan, But Hard to Interpret – Elizabeth Acutt
- Quarter Cracks and Sheered Heels: It Must Be a Medial/Lateral Imbalance Problem – Craig Lesser
- Using Cell Wall Fraction of Mycobacterium phlei to Treat Periorbital Sarcoids – Jan Doelle
- How to Enhance Soundness and Healing in Cases with Unilateral Distal Displacement and
- Sheered Heels Using the Steward Clog or the Steward EVA/Wood Clog – Micheal Steward
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Refresh your knowledge by visiting our library of short how-to videos, or submit your own video.
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