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
Veterinary Student Course | Starts February 15th
Come join our team of over 10 board-certified veterinary specialists as they teach you clinically relevant anatomy, using diagnostic imaging as our guide. This course is
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
The diagnosis and treatment of oral and maxillofacial tumors can be challenging. This course will help learners understand and treat these tumors.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
The diagnosis and treatment of traumatic maxillofacial injuries in dogs and cats can be challenging. This course will introduce learners to traumatic injuries involving the mandible, maxilla, temporomandibular joints, palate, soft tissues, and dentition.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
This course will teach learners to thoroughly examine the oral cavity of patients with periodontal disease, as well as evaluate dental radiographs and treatment of this common condition.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
Painful dental and oral abnormalities are one of the most frequently occurring pathologic conditions in cats today. This course will teach learners to recognize dental and oral lesions in cats.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
In this course, we’ll learn about important terminology and the clinical applications of dental and paradental anatomy.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
This course will introduce you to techniques and treatment options associated with the extractions of teeth in the dogs and cats.
CE
non-credit
Continuing Education | Professional Develpoment | 3 hrs CE
In this course, we review the normal and abnormal radiographic appearance of canine and feline teeth, along with their supporting tissues and surrounding areas.
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Free Webinar
Systems-Based Approach to Biosecurity in Livestock Systems
Dr. Jim Lowe from the University of Illinois is hosting a FREE live Webinar on the importance and impact of taking a systems-based approach to biosecurity. The focus will be on biosecurity systems that enhance the economic output of independent production units.
What Others are Saying
I loved it! Short, easy to understand videos. Loved having the text to read also. Great articles attached.
This was great! Sharing with entire staff so they understand too
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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