This, our
Thirty-second Annual Conference on Avian Medicine and
Surgery, is held during April in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States.
Each conference is an intensive mixture of theoretical, practical and hands-on
lectures and laboratories, taught in part by internationally renowned board
certified or experienced avian practitioners and researchers. The
2011 three-day program on
10-12 April 2011 provides up to
23
contact hours of continuing education credit.
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Sunday (<-- click for details)
Sunday is divided into 2 sessions, Basic and General.
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The Sunday-only all-day Special Session is limited to
technicians. A Basic Avian Techniques wet lab is included. This
special one-day-only program is
available for technicians sponsored by member veterinarians.
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The all-day General
Session is intended to provided advanced medicine and surgery
information and techniques. This session continues Monday and Tuesday.
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Exhibitors are invited to display their products and
services on this day.
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A reception is scheduled in the Exhibitor's Gallery at the
end of the lecture day.
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Hands-on laboratories are scheduled in the evening after
dinner for 3 hours. Veterinarians
who are new to avian medicine and surgery or require updating of skills may
find these lectures and laboratory useful.
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Monday (<-- click for details)
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The annual business luncheon is held at noon.
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Hands-on laboratories are scheduled in the evening after
dinner for 3 hours.
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Tuesday (<-- click for details)
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The General
Session continues during the morning only.
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Hands-on laboratories are scheduled after lunch for several
hours
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