Online Conference Emergency Critical Care October 2027October 5 - 7, 2027
Topics:
Emergency Critical Care – Dr. Benjamin Brainard
Emergency Critical Care - Dr. Ingrid Manhart
This is an on-line CE conference, that is RACE approved as live interactive, featuring Dr. Benjamin Brainard and Dr. Ingrid Manhart. We offer this CE using the NEW VetVacationCE APP. You can earn up to 15 hours of CE with your participation in our Vet Vacation conference. Conference classes will be held following the same schedule as the live event in Napa Valley, California!
Early Bird: $459 for the 3-day conference or $199 per day. Each day includes 5 hours of CE until (1 month in advance) September 5th; then rates increase to $529 and $229; then (72 hours in advance) October 2nd, prices increase to $559 and $239. Sign up early for the best pricing!
Individual CE certificates will be available through the APP at the end of the meeting.
October 5 | October 6 | October 7 |
Price range: $199.00 through $459.00
Description
Online Veterinary Conference 2027: Earn 15 Hours of Virtual Live Interactive Continuing Education!! Dr. Benjamin Brainard and Dr. Ingrid Manhart are experts in the fields of Emergency Critical Care! Topics and biographies are below.
The virtual video and audio webinar platform for our Online Veterinary Conference 2027 allows for the following:
- The speaker’s slide presentation will be on your device screen.
- You will hear the speaker audio.
- You will be able to raise your hand to ask questions and get rapid response answers.
- We will make this as interactive as possible.
- We will send you a link to access the conference.
- A digital CE certificate of completion will be available by scanning the QR code at the conclusion of each day with the VetVacationCE APP.
Prior to the conference, we will email you the notes and links to the event.
VetVacationCE registration for this Live Interactive Veterinary Conference is $459 for the 3-day conference or $199 per day. Each day is 5 hours of CE until (30 days in advance) September 5th; then rates will increase to $529 and $229, then increase (72 hours before) October 2nd to $559 and $239.
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Benefits to Live Interactive Online Veterinary Conferences are:
- Ability to select from a variety of topics led by world renowned specialists
- Learn from a safe comfortable environment of your choice
- Access the best educators in the world
- Lower fees
- Replays available upon request
- Increase your skill level
- Stay up to date on new treatments and standards of care within the profession
- No need to travel – lower your carbon footprint
Whether you decide to learn with us in person or online, we guarantee an enjoyable learning experience with VetVacationCE.
Additional information
| Choose Schedule | October 5 – 7 (3 days) $459, October 5 only $199, October 6 only $199, October 7 only $199 |
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Emergency Critical Care
Benjamin Brainard VMD, DACVAA and DACVECC
Dr. Benjamin Brainard is the Edward H. Gunst professor of small animal critical care, in the Dept. of Small Animal Medicine and Surgery at the University of Georgia. He received his undergraduate degree from Dartmouth College and VMD from the University of Pennsylvania. He completed dual residencies at the University of Pennsylvania and is a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia and the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
His clinical interests are critical care medicine, pain management in the ICU, long-term ventilation, and coagulation disorders. His research interests focus on platelet biology and thrombosis in many species, in addition to coagulation assessment and antithrombotic and antifibrinolytic drugs. Dr. Brainard is an Associate Editor for the Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
Presentation Synopsis
1. Urinary Emergencies In Cats
2. Understanding DIC
3. Treating the Patient With Head Trauma
4. Applying the CURATIVE Guidelines to Practice
5. Highlights of the New RECOVER CPR Guidelines
6. Respiratory Consequences of Trauma
7. Sepsis and Septic Shock: Diagnosis and Early Treatment
8. Intravenous Lipid: Indications and Case Selection
Emergency Critical Care
Ingrid Manhart, MS, DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Manhart received her undergraduate degree in cell and structural biology from the University of Illinois. She then went on to earn a Masters degree in veterinary pathobiology from the University of Illinois, and her research focused on chemotherapeutic drug resistance in dogs. She then worked as a research associate at Northwestern University, where she studied a protein involved in the development of Alzheimer’s disease in humans. After realizing that research was not her “forever” career, she attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and subsequently worked as an emergency veterinarian for several years. With the goal to pursue advanced training, she completed a specialty internship in emergency and critical care in Pittsburgh, PA, then an emergency and critical care residency in Gaithersburg, MD.
After working as a full time criticalist for several years, Dr. Manhart opened a locum critical care business that she has continued through present day. She also worked as the Head of Veterinary Services for the AVMA Trust, providing support to veterinarians through claims review and global outreach. Dr. Manhart is now working as a locum criticalist and is consulting part time for DVM STAT. Dr. Manhart’s primary interests are coagulation disorders, traumatic brain injuries, cardiovascular disease, poly trauma and endocrine disorders.
Dr. Manhart is originally from the Chicago area and returned home after living in many other areas. She loves the outdoors, horses, skiing, swimming and spending time with her son, husband, three dogs and cat.
Presentation Synopsis
1. An Ounce of Communication is Worth a Pound of Litigation
2. Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus: Diagnosis and Treatment
3. High Flow Oxygen in an ER Setting
4. Steroids: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
5. How to Make Your Patient Less Dead: The Ins and Outs of Transfusions
6. What's That Doing in There? Making Sense of Effusions
7. No Pressure: Getting the Shocky Patient Back on Track
8. There's a Tube for That