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Behavioral Medicine for the Veterinary Technician |
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Ditulis Oleh Admin
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Jumat, 11 Mei 2007 |
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May, 20-25 2007. This course is open to all veterinary technicians. As `first responders' to many clients' questions, veterinary technicians are often called upon to provide advice on normal behavior and quality of life pertaining to behavior. Unfortunately, dedicated behavior courses for technicians are not widely available. The intent of this course is to redress that need. The format of the course will involve lecture, demonstration, and labs involving real patients, using real and video cases. No prior knowledge will be assumed, but a large amount of class participation will be required.
Recommended Reading Text - There is no text for this course, but the course notes will be comprehensive.
Skills that you can take home from this course and immediately employ:
- Understanding development of normal behavior in dogs,
- Understanding development of normal behavior in cats,
- Understanding common signaling issues in dogs and cats,
- A comfort level in discussing factors contributing to basic behavior problems,
- A comfort level with common solutions that can treat, or prevent behavior problems. Location : Caribe Royale Orlando All-Suites Resort and Convention Center, 8101 World Center Drive, Orlando, Florida, USA 3282 More information about this event: http://www.tnavc.org/mynavc/ Berita Terkait Berita Lebih Baru
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