The 2019 TEVA Summer CE Symposium is going to be our best one yet! We are extremely excited about our speaker lineup and workshops. We invite all of you to sign up for the golf or fishing tournament and to enjoy the Foundation Gala on Friday night. Horseshoe Bay Resort offers excellent amenities, a family-friendlly atmosphere, great pools, lakeside views and great restauraunts. We can’t wait to see you all in Marble Falls August 8-10!
PRESIDENT BILL RHOADS DVM, DACVS, DABVP
PRESIDENT-ELECT JOLYNN JOYCE DVM, DACVS, DABVP
VICE PRESIDENT JOHN JANICEK DVM, MS, DACVS
PAST PRESIDENT NANCY ARONOFF DVM, DABVP
TREASURER LESLIE EASTERWOOD DVM
BOARD MEMBER JAKE HERSMAN DVM
BOARD MEMBER BART SIRMAN DVM
BOARD MEMBER RANDY LEWIS DVM
BOARD MEMBER PIPER NORTON DVM, DACVIM
BOARD MEMBER MICHELLE BESSIRE DVM, DABVP
BOARD MEMBER MIKE MAJOR DVM, DACVS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SARA GREEN
STAFF KELSEY STEINKRAUS
Front cover photography by Penny Zadina Photography Enders, Nebraska
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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TEVA Foundation Board of Directors Meeting
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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TEVA Board of Directors Meeting
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Break
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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TEVA Board of Directors and Founding Educational Partners Meeting FEP’s may pick their 2020 booth space during this meeting.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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TEVA Board of Directors and Founding Educational Partners Social Dinner Cruise (Including all past Presidents)
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 8
6:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Fishing Tournament
7:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Registration Desk Open - Exhibitor/Sponsor Set-Up Begins Session 100: TEVA News Hour
Piper Norton, DVM, DACVIM; John Janicek, DVM, MS, DACVS & Dickon Varner, DVM, MS, DACT; Moderated by: Ben Buchanan, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC Panel will present recent articles of interest in the areas of Medicine, Surgery/Lameness, and Reproduction. Approximately 5 minutes/paper.
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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2:00 PM
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Trade Show Opens - All exhibitors and sponsors must be in place
2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Break with Snacks and Refreshments
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Session 101: Nail in the Foot, Anything New?
Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC Techniques, literature and diagnostics tests needed to approach and manage patients with penetrating injuries to the hoof.
Session 102: Head Trauma 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC Pathophysiology of head trauma, interpretation of the neurologic examination for these patients, treatment options and literature associated with traumatic brain injury in the horse.
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Break with Snacks & Refreshments Session 103: Texas Takes
4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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15-minute Practice Tip presentations by: Bill Rhoads, DVM, DACVS, DABVP Piper Norton, DVM, DACVIM “A Case of THO After a Routine Dental Exam.” Matt Evans, DVM “Can telehealth help equine practice? A Texan collaborative experience.” Cristobal Navas de Solis, MS, PhD, LV, DACVIM
Welcome Reception - Dinner, Drinks and Entertainment Everyone is invited! 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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6:00-9:00pm - Bar Open 6:30-8:30pm – Food Stations Open 7:30pm-7:45pm: Entertainment from Matt Evans: DVM by day, stand up comedian by night
Exhibitors and Sponsors may close anytime after 7:45pm
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Session 105: Platinum Practice Owner’s Breakfast Boomers are Work-a-Holics, X-ers are Lazy and Millenials are Entitled. How Can We Possibly Communicate Effectively? with Betsy Charles, DVM Platinum Practice Sponsors Only Extra tickets may be purchased with registration.
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Light Breakfast for Attendees
7:30 AM - 4:15 PM
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Registration Desk Open Session 106: ECCECC: Colic Referral Simple Algorithm for Decision Making
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC A simplified approach to the colic examination in the field. Framework for deciding how and when to refer a case into a facility for treatment versus treatment in a field setting.
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Matt Evans, DVM How to perform a complete oral exam, describe the common findings on oral exams and show how to chart the oral exam on the horse. How to use the mirror, dental explorer, periodontal probe and oroscope to completely examine and quantify the oral exam findings. The goal of this lecture is to lead into Drs. Moore’s and Griffin’s lectures on advanced diagnostics and treatment planning that will be based on the accurate identification and quantification of dental disease.
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Session 107: ECC: Colic Imposter’s Things That Look Like Colic, But Are Not FGH
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Session 115: Dental: Dental Imaging
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Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC This lecture will discuss the many disease processes that may present for colic when in fact they are unrelated to a problem with the gastrointestinal system.
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Cleet Griffin, DVM, DABVP Practical information regarding diagnostic techniques utilized when working-up suspected cases of dental-sinus disease. Discussion of the use of oral endoscopy, as well as indications, techniques, and interpretation of dental radiographs and CT images. Case examples will be included in the discussion.
Tradeshow Opens-Foundation Auction Items on Display Break with Snacks & Refreshments Session 108: ECC: Penile Disease & Phallectomy
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC This lecture will discuss the variety of disease processes that can affect the equine penis leading to both medical and surgical management of those problems.
Session 116: Dental: What To Do With What You Find
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Nick Moore, DVM Recognize and precisely diagnose common dental pathology based on a thorough examination combined with diagnostic imaging. We will cover clinical tips and outline how to develop a systematic approach to understanding dental disorders so that clients can also be given an accurate prognosis.
Session 109: ECC: Ovariectomy - When? Why? How? FGH
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC Reasons to perform an ovariectomy. This lecture will also discuss the many surgical approaches to removal of an ovary, including pros, cons and costs of each procedure.
Session 117: Dental: Cases Panel
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Matt Evans, DVM, Cleet Griffin, DVM, DABVP Nick Moore, DVM Audience members will have opportunity to pose questions for discussion. Short case examples will be presented by the panelists to highlight key concerns and decision-making for managing commonly encountered equine dental pathologies.
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Foundation Lunch Presentation from Foundation President Dr. Mike Martin and Introduction of Platinum Sponsors
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Session 110: Lameness: Diagnostic Anesthesia Erin Contino, DVM, MS, DACVSMR Common and less common diagnostic analgesia procedures, explore the pros and cons of various techniques and present relevant experimental and/or clinical research pertaining to diagnostic analgesia. Cases will be presented to demonstrate that diagnostic analgesia is not always as specific as was previously believed.
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Session 118: PANEL: Misery Loves Company: How We Managed Our Worst Wrecks 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Moderator: John Janicek | Panelists: Clark Cooper, DVM, Kevin Claunch, DVM DVACS, Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC, Ben Buchanan, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC Delve into the many complications, difficulties and frustrations associated with management of difficult, and sometimes, seemingly simple, cases.
Session 111: Lameness: Diagnostic imaging 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Myra Barrett, DVM, MS, Dipl ACVR, Founding Member ACVR-EDI How, where and what to image depends greatly on the results of the clinical exam and diagnostic analgesia. This talk will review the choices in imaging modalities and scan range and how they vary with the response to diagnostic analgesia. The talk will primarily focus on the distal limb.
Break with Snacks & Refreshments Tradeshow Closes at the end of the break. Session 112: How To Lead From Where You Are
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Betsy Charles, DVM, MA New Practitioners Focus The Importance of Emotional Intelligence for New Practitioners
Session 119: Business: Thinking About Your Business Outside of the Exam
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Mark Middleton, 6M Business & Marketing, LLC. Every veterinary business owner has a tool box of assets. Based on clinic needs/goals, which tools do we reach for in our tool box to accomplish the need and how do we apply? The goal is to make is to help attendees look at their business through different eyes than the common culture of veterinary medicine
TEVA FOUNDATION GALA Dinner and Dance Featuring the music of Jake Hooker Tickets are required and can be purchased at registration
PLATINUM SPONSORS
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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TEVA FOUNDATION AUCTION
All items will be on display for the entire dinner. Silent Auction will end at 8:00 PM followed by the Live Auction. All auction proceeds benefit the TEVA Foundation. *Please pay for and pick-up Auction purchases at the Gala or at the Registration Desk on Saturday morning. Any items not claimed by end of day Saturday, will be offered to the next highest bidder.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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7:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Session 120: Lameness Imaging Diagnostic Spine: Neck, Back & Pelvis Erin Contino, DVM, MS, DACVSMR Pathologic conditions of the axial skeleton in horses are becoming recognized with increasing frequency. Some conditions are easily identified with diagnostic imaging while others remain elusive. This lecture will focus on the clinical and dynamic examination tools that aid in diagnosing pathologic conditions of the neck, back and pelvis.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Session 125: Respiratory Topics in Internal Medicine 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Tracy Norman, DVM, DACVIM
Asthma, R.Equi, Update on Infectious Respiratory, Cicatrix Session 121: Lameness: Imaging of Neck, Back & Pelvis
Myra Barrett, DVM, MS, Dipl ACVR, Founding Member ACVR-EDI Normal findings and common pathologic changes of the equine cervical spine, back and pelvis will be reviewed. The talk will also focus on the potential clinical relevance of these findings and how the abnormalities may help guide treatment.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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10:00 AM - 10:15 PM
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Session 122: Lameness: Imaging - Diagnostic PSL Erin Contino, DVM, MS, DACVSMR Suspensory ligament disease is a common condition affecting performance horses. This lecture will discuss the etiology and various components of this complex disease. Common presenting complaints and clinical findings associated with the disease will be discussed presented as will various treatment options.
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Session 126: Surgical Respiratory: Cicatrix/Trach/Ethmoid Hematomas & Laser
10:15 AM - 12:15 PM
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Canaan Whitfield, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR Diagnosis and treatment of nasopharyngeal cicatrix and other disorders of the equine upper airway. Specific focus on cicatrix, due to its high prevalence in Texas. Other diseases that will receive focus will include ethmoid hematomas, fungal granulomas, and laryngeal and pharyngeal disorders. Treatment options will be discussed but there will be a focus on standing surgical treatment procedures including transendoscopic laser procedures.
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Session 123: Lameness: Imaging PSL 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM FGH
Myra Barrett, DVM, MS, Dipl ACVR, Founding Member ACVR-EDI This session will encompass imaging evaluation of the proximal suspensory ligament with radiography, ultrasound and MRI. Normal variants, pathologic findings and common areas of confusion will be covered. Potential clinical relevance of these findings and how the abnormalities may help guide treatment.
State of TEVA Luncheon 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM
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3:30 PM
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12:15 PM: Food will be served 1:00 PM: Program will begin 1:30 PM: Tradeshow closes and Exhibitors and Sponsors may tear down
Session 124: TEVA Mystery Hour
Bo Brock, DVM, DABVP & Cliff Honnas, DVM, MS, DACVS Don’t miss this closing session! It’s guaranteed to be a highlight of the meeting!
Registration Desk Closes Please turn in all surveys, pick up CE forms and pay for and pick up auction items!
GOLD SPONORS
SILVER SPONSORS
Soft-Ride
Equine Comfort Boots
EXHIBITORS Ag Workers Insurance BetPharm Boland Vet Sales Core Balance, LLC. GlobalVet Link
Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging Inc Hagyard Pharmacy Heska - Cuattro Imaging MG Biologics Advanced Monitors
NutraWorks Equine/Equinutrix Nutrition VXS Imaging Owl Manor Veterinary Wickliffe Pharmaceuticals Purina Animal Nutrition Triad Animal Health, L.P. US Compounding Veterinary Pharmacy Stablelab Vetoquinol USA, Inc
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7:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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10:00 AM - 10:15 AM
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Developing A Practice Emergency Plan - Wesley Bissett, DVM, PhD
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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Liability & Psychological Consequences Associated with Participation in Disaster Response - Wesley Bissett, DVM, PhD
11:45 AM - 12:30 PM
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Mechanisms for Participating – Local to Federal Levels of Response Wesley Bissett, DVM, PhD
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Lunch Break - Tickets are required and can be purchased at registration.
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM
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Veterinary Medical Issues Commonly Encountered Leslie Easterwood, DVM
2:45 PM - 3:30 PM
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Role of Hospital in Community Response to Natural Disaster Ben Buchanan, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC
4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Animal Rescue & Previously Encountered Incidents Laurie Shelton, DVM
4:45 PM - 5:30 PM
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Participating in a Response that Includes Hazardous Materials Wesley Bissett, DVM, PhD TEVA FOUNDATION GALA Dinner and Dance Featuring the music of Jake Hooker
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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TEVA FOUNDATION AUCTION
All items will be on display for the entire dinner. Silent Auction will end at 8:00 PM followed by the Live Auction. All auction proceeds benefit the TEVA Foundation.
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Breakfast Safety During a Response (All together.)
This lab will demonstrate the use of personal safety equipment and safe practices.
Lab 1 - Standing Horse
Different lifting options and slings. (The group will be split into 3-4 groups.)
Lunch Lab Groups 2 - Standing Horse
Tactical rescue principles and equipment specific to getting a down horse out of a difficult situation. (Same groups rotate for afternoon lab.)
2019 SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER LINEUP
KEYNOTE SPEAKER Jarred Williams, MS, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVECC
Dr. Williams received his Bachelor of Science (2000), Master of Science (2002), and DVM degree (2006) from the University of Georgia. He did his rotating internship at Alamo Pintado Equine Medical Center in California, and subsequently completed two residencies in Equine Surgery and Equine Emergency/Critical Care, and his PhD at Ohio State University. In 2013, he returned home to join the Department of Large Animal Medicine at the University of Georgia, where he is a Clinical Assistant Professor of both Surgery and Emergency and Critical Care. Dr. Williams is board certified as a Diplomate in the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. His clinical and research interests are in the areas of hypoperfusion and colic.
Myra Barrett, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVR, Founding Member ACCR-EDI
Myra Barrett earned her DVM from Colorado State University (CSU). Her diagnostic imaging residency was based at CSU but included training with multiple equine imaging experts in the US and internationally. Dr. Barrett is an associate professor of equine diagnostic imaging at CSU. Dr. Barrett’s primary research and clinical interests are musculoskeletal imaging and comparative imaging, and she works closely with the equine surgery and sports medicine services. She is also a founding partner of Inside Information Radiology, a veterinary teleradiology company that specializes in equine diagnostic imaging.
Erin Contino, DVM, Diplomate ACVSMR
Erin Contino is an assistant professor in equine sports medicine at the Colorado State University (CSU) College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Science’s Equine Orthopaedic Research Center. Contino graduated with a veterinary degree from CSU in 2010 and completed a one-year internship at Pioneer Equine Hospital in California. She then returned to CSU for a three-year Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency and became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in 2014. Before and during her time as a veterinary student, she also completed a master’s degree in equine radiology. Her research interests include equine musculoskeletal imaging, diagnostic analgesia, lameness, and performance issues in equine athletes. In her free time, she’s a passionate three-day event rider.
2019 SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER LINEUP Tracy Norman, DVM Diplomate, ACVIM
Dr. Tracy Norman grew up in Pennsylvania, where she enjoyed foxhunting. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 2002 and completed an internship at Blue Ridge Equine in 2003. She completed an internal medicine residency at Texas A&M University, and is board certified in large animal internal medicine (equine focus). She has completed training in veterinary acupuncture at the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. She has spent 6 years as an academic veterinarian at Texas A&M focusing on internal medicine and advanced ultrasound techniques. While there, she acted as the service chief for internal medicine and ultrasound and authored a number of scientific papers on internal medicine and ultrasound. Dr. Norman’s professional interests include diagnostic and interventional ultrasound, sports medicine, and internal medicine. She is very active in the American Association of Equine Practitioners. What she likes best about being an equine veterinarian at BREC: “Being part of a team of supportive veterinarians who are all dedicated to excellence. And the gorgeous Valley sunrises!”
Matt Evans, DVM
Matt Evans is a 2003 graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and has been a partner at Austin Equine Hospital since 2005. Dr. Evans is a general practitioner who’s increasing dental caseload led him to focus primarily on equine dental medicine starting in 2013. Dr. Evans has lectured at the Veterinary Dental Forum (periodontal disease, antibiotic use in oral surgery) and the AAEP convention (periodontal disease). Dr. Evans is married and he and his wife have two daughters, all better than he deserves. In his free time, Dr. Evans is an oil painter of pictures and very occasional stand up comedian.
Cleet Griffin, DVM, DABVP/Eq, DAVDC/Eq
Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Large Animal Clinical Sciences Texas A&M University • College Station TX Dr. Cleet Griffin received his DVM from Texas A&M University in 1990. He is a Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College (Equine specialty), as well as a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (Equine Practice). His special interests include equine field services with emphasis on topics and clinical problems related to equine dentistry.
Mark Middleton, President/Owner: 6M Business & Marketing LLC.
Mark Middleton, of Aubrey, TX, is the president and owner of 6M Business & Marketing, LLC. 6M currently consults with active animal health companies, PE Groups and veterinary physicians help them focus on strategic planning, project management, maximizing sales and negotiating contracts. Mark has an extensive history of leadership and motivational skills and a proven ability to market and develop products as well as build successful sales teams.
2019 SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER LINEUP Nick Moore, DVM
Nick Moore, DVM grew up with horses on a ranch in south-central Montana. In 2001 he began his equine dentistry training at the Academy of Equine Dentistry. His experience and passion for this field eventually led him to attend veterinary school at Colorado State University. Following graduation from veterinary school, he obtained advanced training in equine medicine and surgery by completing an internship at Arizona Equine Medical and Surgical Centre. Dr. Moore has taught equine dentistry in conferences and wet-labs in South America, Australia, Europe, and all over the USA. Today, he regularly travels across the USA to perform standing oral extractions and minimally invasive oral surgeries for referring veterinary practices. He founded Moore Equine with the intention of providing state of the art equine dentistry services in a mobile setting. He is a past president of the International Association of Equine Dentistry and is a current member of the AAEP and the AVMA.
Elizabeth “Betsy” Charles, DVM, MA
Elizabeth “Betsy” Charles, DVM, MA combines a wide variety of professional experiences with her love of veterinary medicine in order to help others be the best they can be. After graduating from Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003 and completing an internship with an equine referral hospital, she joined a performance horse practice as an associate veterinarian and then, after 3 years, served as their Imaging Center Director for another 3 years. In addition to her responsibilities within the imaging center, she developed the practice’s extern program that included students from all over the country as well as formal involvement with the 3rd and 4th year veterinary students from Western University of Health Sciences. She is also an adjunct professor at Washington State University. Dr. Charles completed a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership in May 2009 where her thesis dealt with implementation of change efforts within organizations, specifically veterinary practice. To that end, she loves helping veterinary professionals understand how the principles of emotional intelligence can help facilitate implementation of change initiatives in practice using the servant leadership model.
Canaan Whitfield, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR
Canaan Whitfield is a 2006 graduate of the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine. After graduation he completed a large animal internship at the University of Georgia followed by an equine surgery residency at Texas A&M University. He then worked in private equine practice in South Carolina and Texas performing primarily equine surgery and sports medicine. Following 3 years in practice, he returned to Texas A&M University as a doctoral student and received a PhD in biomedical sciences in 2016. He is currently an assistant professor of large animal surgery at Texas A&M and has both a research and clinical appointment. His clinical and research interests include wound healing and gastrointestinal healing with a specific focus on how the microbiota influences gastrointestinal health and response to injury.
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COMMITTEES:
In February of 2019, the TEVA Board of Directors held a strategy meeting to review the mission and vision of our now, tenyear-old association. Through a full day of work and subsequent conference calls, the Board has come up with a revised version of our original mission and vision:
Mission: Empowering veterinarians to improve the lives of horses. Vision: Within the next five years, grow TEVA into the premier regional Equine Veterinary Association with annual funding of $450,000+, providing continuing education, mentorship, and a vast network of professional colleagues and industry alliances to all Equine veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary students in all stages of their career. We would like to encourage the YOU to assist us in carrying out our mission and vision. To do so, we would like to ask that you consider joining one of our committees. Listed below are the current TEVA Committees and their stated goal, as well as an estimated time commitment involved in being on each one. If you are interested in moving on to the Board, this is the way to do it!
Committee recruitment sign-up sheets will be available at the registration desk during the Symposium. FINANCE COMMITTEE Goal: Keep current Profit/Loss Statements. Take care of timely audits/reviews, and budgets of our books. Keep a pulse on the financial climate of the organization in a timely manner that allows ample time for adjustments if needed. Members: Treasurer, Immediate Past President, President and one at large member Time Commitment: Average of 5-10 hours per year NOMINATING COMMITTEE Goal: To develop a slate of candidates for the offices of Vice President and Treasurer, for vacancies on the Board of Directors, and for Members of Distinction. Members: Immediate Past President, two Board members and two active members Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per year in May-June EDUCATION SUB COMMITTEE: ANNUAL MEETING Goal: Run a first-class meeting with opportunity for collegiality, education and scholarship raising. Members: President-Elect, Vice President, any other members that the President-Elect chooses to have them help with planning the Symposium Time Commitment: Average of 1-2 hours per month EDUCATION SUB COMMITTEE: OTHER MEETINGS Goal: Increase CE offerings this year to include a boutique meeting Members: One board member to chair plus 2-3 active members Time Commitment: Average of 4 hours per month from January – June
NEW PRACTITIONERS COMMITTEE Goal: Find ways to involve new/younger veterinarians to further the reach of the association. Begin to help prepare those members for the Board/Leadership roles. Members: One board member to chair plus 3-5 active members Time Commitment: Average of 1 hour per month REMUDA PUBLICATIONS Goal: Publish four magazines per year Members: 5-10 active members including chair person Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per magazine issue (4 per year)
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Goal: Increase membership to 454 by 12/31/20 Members: 5-10 active members including chair person Time Commitment: Average of 4 hours per month January-July
PLATINUM PRACTICE COMMITTEE Goal: Solicit practices to become Platinum Practice Sponsors – find ways to make the Platinum Practice sponsorship more enticing. Members: 3-5 active members including chair person Time Commitment: Average of 2 hours per month January – July FOUNDATION AUCTION COMMITTEE Goal: Solicit items for the Auction at the Summer Symposium with the Executive Director, develop a brochure of items at the Symposium. Members: 5-10 active members including chairperson Time Commitment: 3-5 hours per month May-July soliciting donations
We also have Liaison positions to the following groups: AAEP, TVMA, TAMU, WEVA, Texas Racing Commission, SCAAEP, Christina Veterinary Missions, AAEVT & VTAT.
Resort Location:
Horseshoe Bay Resort 200 Hi Circle North Horseshoe Bay, TX 78657
Please book your room by July 15th to receive the “Texas Equine Veterinary Association” Group rate of $194. You may book online at www.hsbresort.com or by calling 877-624-6034.
*We will not be able to assist in finding any extra rooms after the block cut-off date. BOOK EARLY!
Room Reservations:
Run of House Single Occupancy.............................................$194 Run of House Double Occupancy...........................................$194 Run of House Triple Occupancy..............................................$194 Run of House Quadruple Occupancy......................................$194 Corner King Suite......................................................................$394 1 Bedroom Paso......................................................................$214 2 Bedroom Paso......................................................................$244 *All suite prices are quoted with one bedroom and the suite price includes the suite parlor.
Budget Hotels: Hampton Inn 704 1st Street Marble Falls, TX (830) 798-1895
La Quinta Inn & Suites 501 Farm to Market 2147 West Marble Falls, TX (830) 798-2020
Holiday Inn Express 714 Corazon Drive Marble Falls, TX (830) 693-0707
Dining Options:
Granite Beach Grill Hole in 1 Sports Bar & Grill Cape 200 Wirtz Dam Road 7401 2147 W. 708 Red Sales Cottonwood Shores Horseshoe Bay Horseshoe Bay (830) 693-1762 (830) 596-2024 (830) 598-5618 On The Rocks Julie’s Cocina 4401 Cottonwood Drive 4119 Farm to Market 2147 #1 Cottonwood Shores Cottonwood Shores (830) 637-7417 (830) 265-5804
Social & Family Activities:
Located amidst the expanse and charm of Texas’ breathtaking Hill Country, lies the Horseshoe Bay Resort. Overlooking picturesque Lake LBJ and surrounded by lush manicured waterscapes and gardens, this resort offers a complete resort experience. We invite you take advantage of all the Resort has to offer. Don’t forget to take advantage of the Hill Country Resort and Spa at anytime during your stay. In addition, we have some special activities planned for you.
Boomers are Work-a-Holics, X-ers are Lazy and Millennials are Entitled. How Can We Possibly Communicate Effectively? When TEVA began in 2008, it was started by a group of practitioners that were passionate about bringing the highest quality, most relevant, and cutting edge Continuing Education to our area. Several of these were associate veterinarians; a few were mobile practitioners, and some were owners of some of the largest practices in the area and bring camaraderie among colleagues. They created a Platinum Practice Sponsorship opportunity as a way for practices of all kinds to continue to give back to their profession year after year. Each year this money is specifically used to help fund the speaker budget of TEVA’s annual CE Symposium, which in turn allows us to bring in the best, most highly sought after speakers from around the world. We would like to invite you to be a Platinum Practice this year, by simply returning the form attached with this letter. As a group, we Platinum Practices, represent all facets of our industry. We hope to continue to grow to include even more
practitioners‌young and old. Everyone is invited to be a Platinum Practice. Our goal is for this group to represent the best of our Association. We try hard to honor this group for your contributions to TEVA, and our profession, by hosting a Platinum Practice event at each Symposium. Please sign up for the breakfast when you register for the Summer Symposium, and add on the names of any associates you will be bringing. The breakfast will be free of charge thanks to our sponsors MWI Veterinary Supply and Bimeda. If you would like more information about becoming a Platinum Practice, please contact Sara Green or Kelsey Steinkraus. Platinum Practice Breakfast Sponsors:
When TEVA began in 2008, it was started by a group of practitioners that were passionate about bringing the highest quality, most relevant and cutting edge Continuing Education to our area. Several of these were associate veterinarians; a few were mobile practitioners and some were owners of some of the largest practices in the area and bring camaraderie among colleagues. They created a Platinum Practice Sponsorship opportunity as a way for practices of all kinds to continue to give back to their profession year after year. Each year this money is specifically used to help fund the speaker budget of TEVA’s annual CE Symposium, which in turn allows us to bring in the best, most highly sought after speakers from around the world. We would like to invite you to be a Platinum Practice this year. Contact us today for details or go to www.texasequineva.com.
4S Mobile Veterinary Services Animal Imaging Brazos Valley Equine Hospital Austin Equine Hospital Brock Veterinary Clinic Burleson Equine Hospital
Center Veterinary & Reproductive Services Veterinary Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Clinic Elgin Veterinary Clinic Premier Equine Veterinary Services Tularosa Equine Reata Equine Veterinary Services Hill Country Equine Southwest Stallion Station Waller Equine Hospital Weems & Stephens Equine Hospital La Mesa Equine Lameness Center West Texas Equine Clinic Oakridge Equine Hospital Young Equine Services
2019 Summer CE Symposium
REGISTRATION FORM
Horseshoe Bay Resort | Marble Falls, Texas
AUGUST 8-10 19 CE Hours!
Brought to you by the Texas Equine Veterinary Association • Register Online at: www.texasequineva.com Name_________________________________________________ Clinic, University, or Company Name________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________________City____________________________________State________Zip________________ Phone_____________________________________Cell_____________________________________Email_____________________________________________
SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION: Description
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-PLEASE CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWINGRegistration Covers: Materials, Speaker fees, opening reception, 1 Friday lunch ticket and 1 Saturday lunch ticket and all breaks.
1) Technicians Wet Lab: Saturday August 10
____@ $0
1) FIRST TIME TEVA ATTENDEES Free One-Year TEVA Membership with Meeting Registration (Valued at $645)
____@ $350
2) Thursday Morning Golf Tournament Location: APPLE ROCK GOLF COURSE
2) TEVA LOYAL MEMBER REGISTRATION (If you have attended 5 of our Symposiums, you are eligible for this discounted meeting registration rate)
____@ $299
3) REGULAR SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION 2019 Membership Required
____@ $350
4) SENIOR AND RETIRED REGISTRATION Over 65 or retired from full-time practice 2019 Membership Required
____@ $150
4) Friday Night FOUNDATION GALA Dinner and Dance - Featuring Jake Hooker and the Outsiders - Spouses and Guests Welcome! Veterinarian and Guest Tickets
____@ $50
5) VETERINARY STUDENT REGISTRATION 2019 Membership Required
____@ $50
Children’s Tickets - 10-18 years old (10 & Under are free)
____@ $20
6) TECHNICIAN REGISTRATIONS:
5) Extra Friday Lunch Tickets
____@ $20
1st Technician Registration with a Veterinarian Registration $75 1st Technician Name:______________________________ 1st Technician Email or Phone:_______________________
6) Extra Saturday Lunch Tickets
____@ $20 ____@ $25
7) VETERINARY TECHNICIAN REGISTRATION (without a veterinarian’s registration)
7) Friday Platinum Practice Sponsors Breakfast
*First Person from a Platinum Practice is Free. Only Platinum Practice Sponsors representatives may attend.
In-Depth, Hands On, Limited Space Available. MUST REGISTER ABOVE - fee is included in Technician Registration.
$100
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____@ $150
*Teams of four will be assigned 3) Thursday Morning Fishing Tournament | Location: HSB Marina *Teams of four will be assigned
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Price Total
____@ $150
Add Late Fee After July 15 of $50 TOTAL DUE: $
REGISTRATION AND A FULL SCHEDULE ALSO AVAILABLE AT WWW.TEXASEQUINEVA.COM PLEASE BOOK YOUR ROOM BY JULY 15 TO RECEIVE THE “Texas Equine Veterinary Association” Group rate of $189. *Discounted room rates are available for the entire week of the meeting. You may book online at www.hsbresort.com or by calling 877-624-6034.
Registrations and/or Membership Applications may be completed online at www.texasequineva.com, mailed, texted or phoned in. PLEASE MAIL TO: PO Box 11779, El Dorado, AR 71730 | 806-673-1987 CREDIT CARD TYPE:______________#_______________________________________________________________________EXP DATE__________________ NAME ON CARD________________________________________________________CCV:_____________-_____BILLING ZIP CODE______________________
Texas Equine Veterinary Association PO BOX 11779 El Dorado, AR 71730 www.texasequineva.com