Continuing Education – Cencan series
2021-22 MVTA Virtual &
On-Demand CE


Registration Opening October 1, 2021
Join the MVTA for LIVE and ON-DEMAND VIRTUAL CE
Did you see our speaker lineup?!
We have the Dr. Andy Roark, Anesthesia Nerd – Tasha Mcnerney, Skinni Go Live – Walter Brown, Dr. Carolyn Brookfield, Nutrition VTS – Robyn Saar, Clinical Pathology VTS – Brianne Bellwood and we have brought back, by popular demand Dr. Jennifer Loewen and Dr. Ashifa Virani!
Starting November 23, 2021 and through to March 24, 2022, we will be bringing you 19 hours of incredible virtual CE right to your home. Cannot make the event…do not worry! We will be recording each session and will have them available for you to watch on-demand until June 30, 2022. In addition, you only need to register and pay a ONE TIME fee to receive access to all of our sessions. The cost for members is ONLY $200! Students are $100 and DVM/non-members are $250. Taxes not applicable.
Register NOW by completing the form below.
Once you have registered, please check your email as you will be receiving instructions on how to participate. Should you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]
We are excited to bring you these hours of CE and from a huge cast of speakers! To find out more about our speakers, details about their talks, click the button below.
ce schedule
Meet Our Speakers

Dr. Andy Roark, MS, DVM is a practicing veterinarian in Greenville SC and the founder of the Uncharted Veterinary Conference. He has received the NAVC Practice Management Speaker of the Year Award three times, the WVC Practice Management Educator of the Year Award, the Outstanding Young Alumni Award from the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine, and the Veterinarian of the Year Award from the South Carolina Association of Veterinarians.
The Essential Guide to Enjoying Vet Medicine: Discovering & Rediscovering Joy (2 CE) – November 30, 2021, 7:00pm CST
It’s not enough for you to make it through the day. You should enjoy what you do, and you should enjoy it for the long term. The Essential Guide to Enjoying Vet, Medicine is a lecture on finding meaning in medicine, establishing clear boundaries, and putting your needs above your clients’ so that you can provide care for as many animals as possible for as long as you want.
● Learn the 4 keys to thriving in the long term in veterinary medicine – or anywhere
● Learn 5 tips to survive and thrive through imposter syndrome
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Your Analgesic Arsenal – This lecture will cover all the analgesic drugs commonly used in practice today. From opioids to alpha-two’s, we will discuss all of the ins and outs of each drugs. Discover ways to use adjuncts such as NMDA receptor antagonists and local anesthetics to make your anesthetic plans truly multimodal.
Post-Operative Analgesia Options – This lecture will explore options for post-operative pain control. Different modalities will be discussed including drug therapy options, physical therapies, and new treatment options to help keep your patients comfortable. We will discuss ways to implement pain scoring in your practice to help guide analgesic treatment. Case studies will be presented to better illustrate specific protocols for optimal multimodal analgesia.
Understanding Capnography and Anesthesia in the Critical Patient (2CE) – March 24, 2022, 7:00pm CST
Understanding Capnography – A capnograph is a valuable monitoring tool for the anesthesia technician. This lecture will introduce technicians to the capnograph, explain the parts of the waveform and how it relates to patient ventilation. This lecture will also provide case studies with visual examples of capnographs and troubleshooting tips.
Pain Management in the Critical Patient – This lecture will examine how important proper pain management is for critical patients. Often these patients are compromised making drug selection more nuanced. We will discuss analgesic options for specific cases such as trauma patients, emergency caesarian patients, and urethral obstruction patients. This lecture will allow technicians to weigh all analgesic options (analgesic drugs as well as alternative therapies) when creating plan for a critical patient.