Evidence Based Veterinary Acupuncture Certification Course

 

Earn 20 Hours of Online + 24 Hours of In-Person Continuing Education

Evidence Based Veterinary Acupuncture Hands On Certification Course 2026:  Earn 20 hours of online and 24 Hours of  In-Person Continuing Education!!

Join Dr. Bonnie Wright and her experienced team of leaders in the field of Evidence Based Veterinary Acupuncture (EBVA) for an exceptional hands-on learning experience that blends science, skill, and clinical insight.

All courses are approved for RACE: Each session is approved for 20 hours online study and 24 hours in person hours, IVAS (International Veterinary Acupuncture Society), AAVA (American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture) and IVAPM (International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management) for CE hours and/or recognition of certification. Full Certification from EBVA in Small Animal and / or Equine Practices requires completion of both Level One and Level Two Courses.

 San Diego: Small Animal (SA) Level 1. Dates: October 20-22, 2026 concurrent with ACVAA scientific Meeting Price: Introductory rate of $4800 with 90 days advanced registration, $4850 with 45 days advanced registration, $4900 with less than 45 days advanced registration.

Waimea Hawaii: Small Animal (SA) April 10-12 Small Animal Level 1 and Equine Level 1 Nov 21-23

Introductory rate of $4800 with 90 days advanced registration, $4850 with 45 days advanced registration, $4900 with less than 45 days advanced registration, inclusive of bare-bones dorm-style lodging and food at the boarding school host, or book at a nearby resort (price not included in tuition). Capacity: 12 students Equine and Small Animal

Waimea  Hawaii: Small Animal (SA) and Equine (EQ)Dates:  April 10-12 Small Animal Level 1Nov 7-9  Small Animal Advanced – for practitioners certified by ANY acupuncture certifying organization to update and enhance the scientific lexicon behind acupuncture. Classes will be taught at the Hawaii Preparatory Academy

Nov 21-23 Equine Level 1

RACE:  Each session is approved for 20 hours online study and 24 hours in person hours

Approved for IVAS (International Veterinary Acupuncture Society), AAVA (American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture) and IVAPM (International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management) for CE hours and recognition of certification.

Price:  $4800 inclusive of bare-bones dorm-style lodging and food at the boarding school host, or book at a nearby resort (price not included in tuition). Capacity: 12 students Equine and Small Animal

Our science-backed veterinary acupuncture training is a mainstream method for treating pain, neuron-modulating, inflammation, nausea, immune dysfunction, and soft tissue issues in animals. No longer considered merely an “alternative” treatment, it is widely recognized for its medical benefits.

Certification in veterinary acupuncture enhances your ability to relieve pain, improve outcomes, and refine diagnostic skills.  EBVA Certification requires completion of Level 1 and Level 2 (Small Animal and/or Equine) and is open to Veterinarians, Veterinary Students and Veterinary Residents.

Your passion for helping animals already sets you apart—now take the next step and offer them even more. Invest in your practice, your patients, and your impact.

Veterinary Acupuncture courses are conducted online and in person. The online course work must be completed prior to arriving at the in-person portion.

Our in-person sessions are designed for small, highly interactive groups of hands on learning labs, ensuring a personalized learning experience. To maintain quality instruction, we limit class sizes to a maximum ratio of one instructor per 3 to 4 students. This allows for individualized guidance, hands-on practice, and in-depth discussions throughout the course.

VetVacationCE registration for this Online pre-training and the Hands on Learning Lab is $4800 for the 3 day conference. Each session provides 20 hours online and 24 hours of hands on experience.  The attendance rate will increase and additional $100 within 90 days of the event. Students are greatly encouraged to start the course work 90 days in advance of the in person class to allow enough time to complete the required material prior to arriving in person.

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