This course is a comprehensive review of the most important concepts of pain management in dogs and cats. The course may be used as a review and study tool for IVAPM’s Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner (CVPP) examination. However, not all topics covered in the exam are covered in this course and we encourage frequent referral to the CVPP Learning Outcomes Guidelines.
The course is open to veterinarians, veterinary technicians/nurses, and students. Contact CEonVIN@vin.com for discounts for Veterinary students, Residents, Interns & Academicians.
Course runs from May through July on most Sundays from 8-10EST'. Check back after the first of the year for registration information.
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In need of earning CE credits? Review the list below of online pain management CE courses.
IVAPM/VIN Rounds
VIN Rounds offers a dynamic platform for veterinary professionals to engage with experts, discuss cutting-edge research, and share clinical experiences. These live, interactive sessions cover a wide range of topics!
Important IVAPM / VIN Rounds Information
IVAPM 2021 Virtual Symposium:
In partnership with Vetfolio, IVAPM’s 2021 Virtual Symposium, was an online CE Symposium stacked with a line up of accomplished speakers and intriguing topics and one fully in Spanish.
Fear Free Courses:
In partnership with Fear Free, below are the links to their courses in their pain management series.
Other Industry Educational Resources:
We encourage you to visit any of the following industry educational resources:
Between July and September, VIN is hosting an eight-week online seminar for veterinarians actively interested in pain management for dogs and cats. This comprehensive review will cover a variety of pain management concepts, ranging from neurobiology to neuropharmacology to physical modalities, as well as ways in which to combine these therapies for the best possible outcome.
This course may be used as a review and study tool for the Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner certification.
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