This unique program is the first of its kind. The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine offers a variety of online educational programs designed to address the most pressing issues veterinarians experience in the field today.
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CE
non-credit
Free MOOC
Learn about the impact of infectious disease on sustainable animal-based food production by understanding the science of growth, immunity, and infection and by learning the problem-solving skills…
CE
non-credit
One-hour CE
Telemedicine, Virtual Care, and Connected Care are all terms you hear about how technology is changing the future of medicine.
3
credithours
Students will be exposed to various facets and health problems in both public and veterinary health globally with emphasis on low-income countries. Emphasis will be on how to understand and work…
3
credithours
Available Spring 2022
Explore how structured, systems-based thinking – Thinking Process techniques - can be applied to the management of the supply chain for livestock-based food systems. By the end of the course, you…
3
credithours
Explore how structured, systems-based thinking – Thinking Process techniques - can be applied to the management of the supply chain for livestock-based food systems. By the end of the course, you…
3
credithours
Available Fall 2021
This course will develop skills in collection, organization, wrangling, dashboarding and advanced analytics of data in animal-based food production systems. The course will focus on building skills…
4
credithours
Application of statistical methods to epidemiology, clinical and diagnostic medicine, and laboratory biomedical experiments. Emphasizes use of computerized statistical software in biomedical data…
CE
non-credit
One-Hour CE
This CE course covers a broad introduction to cytology, helping general practioners get started with or improve their in-house cytology offerings. Learn about microscopic examination of cytologic…
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THIS WEEK: The Case of the Low-Pressure Labrador
How do veterinary anesthesiologists weigh the options to treat hypotension in the operating room? Dr. Graeme Doodnaught, a board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist and pain management specialist here at the University of Illinois veterinary teaching hospital, details the treatment process.
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I loved it! Short, easy to understand videos. Loved having the text to read also. Great articles attached.
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Thank you for offering this CE. I look forward to see what other programs you may have available. I really do enjoy CE from the comfort of my own home.
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