Sedona, AZ 2027May 24 - 26, 2027

$1,095.00 Original price was: $1,095.00.$995.00Current price is: $995.00. Topics: Surgery - Dr. Ally Sterman Ophthalmology- Dr. Ellison Bentley Learn from two experts in Veterinary Surgery and Ophthalmology and expand your knowledge in Sedona. Sedona is a true oasis, a vacationer’s paradise in the middle of the Arizona desert. Here, you’ll find resorts and spas, canyons and red rock formations. Bell Rock and Oak Creek Canyon are great hiking spots, and the dramatic architecture of the Chapel of the Holy Cross is a religious experience itself. When the sun dips down below the horizon it introduces the best show in Sedona: the night sky. Havasu Falls is famed for its vivid blue-green water contrasted against the red rocks of the Grand Canyon. Located within the Havasupai tribal lands, this waterfall requires a bit of effort to reach, including a 10-mile trek from the nearest road. However, the sight of the 100-foot falls and the ability to swim in its warm, mineral-rich pools make it an unforgettable experience. To receive the lowest guaranteed hotel rate use the booking link provided in the blue box Make Reservation. If you need assistance with your hotel booking email [email protected] 12:15-12:50pm MST REGISTRATION: Sign In and Pick a Seat! 12:50-1pm Welcome 1-1:50 pm Glaucoma 2–2:50pm Corneal Ulcers (How to Manage in Your Practice) 3-3:50pm Feline Conjunctiva and Cornea 3:50-4:10pm BREAK AND SNACK 4:10-5pm Decision Making for GI surgery in GP Practice 5:10-6pm Tips and Tricks for Basic GI Surgery 6:15-7:15 WELCOME RECEPTION 7-8am MST BREAKFAST BUFFET for Attendees 8-8:50am BOAS in GP Practice 9-9:50am Laryngeal Paralysis in GP Practice 10-10:50am Temporary Tracheostomy 10:50-11:10am BREAK AND SNACK 11:10–12noon Ocular Trauma 12:10-1pm Blindness 1pm Enjoy Sedona! 7-8am MST BREAKFAST BUFFET for Attendees 8-8:50am Lens Abnormalities 9-9:50am Enucleations Tips and Tricks 10-10:50am Lid Masses 10:50-11:10am BREAK AND SNACK 11:10–12noon GDV Triage, Management and Surgery in General Practice 12:10-1pm Nasopharyngeal and Ear Polyps in Cats 1pm Vet Vacation CE Conference Concludes: BOOK YOUR NEXT VACATIONCE! Super Saver Rate: $100 off when you register 2 months before the event. JetSetter Rate: Registrations made within 60 days of the meeting will be charged the full rate. Sign up early to save! Technicians and other support staff can use the discount code TECH75 to save $75 off the current registration fee. Veterinarians are not eligible for this discount. Earn 15 hours of high quality practical RACE approved CE for Veterinarians and Technicians. VetVacationCE is a NYSED approved CE provider. Accommodations are limited at this special rate. Please book and register early! You will need to call in to book room if you are extending beyond the basic conference nights. Book or Call early to secure your choice of rooms. Fly to PHX Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and it is a 90 minute drive to the hotel FLG Flagstaff Pullman Airport has limited access Shuttle service Groome Transportation https://groometransportation.com/sedona/?&sd_client_id=9e1d8dff-4a97-4435-bf78-289b18651067 If you haven't already registered for your vet vacation, take a moment to register for your vet vacation now. Registration for the continuing education is separate from your hotel reservation. Dr. Ally Sterman is a board-certified small animal surgeon. She completed both her undergraduate degree and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University. She completed a rotating internship, surgical internship and small animal surgical residency at Texas A&M University. After completing her residency, Dr. Sterman became a faculty of the soft tissue team at Purdue University before coming back to her alma mater as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Small Animal Surgery at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Sterman’s clinical interests include wound management, minimally invasive surgery, and GI surgery. Beyond her clinical interests, one of Dr. Sterman’s passions is helping fellow colleagues feel more comfortable with surgical procedures through CE lectures, wet labs and continuing to train veterinary students, rotating interns and residents. 1. Decision Making for GI surgery in GP Practice 2. Tips and Tricks for Basic GI Surgery 3. GDV Triage, Management and Surgery in General Practice 4. Post Operative Complication for GI Surgery and How to Manage Them 5. Nasopharyngeal and Ear Polyps in Cats 6. BOAS in GP Practice 7. Laryngeal Paralysis in GP Practice 8. Temporary Tracheostomy Dr. Ellison Bentley graduated from University of Florida and completed a small animal internship at NCSU. She then did an ophthalmology residency at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and subsequently became faculty there. She is currently a Clinical Professor and section head of Comparative Ophthalmology at UW. She is involved in student, resident and graduate veterinarian training locally, nationally