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1 CURRICULUM VITAE NAME Timothy Brian Hackett ADDRESS Department of Clinical Sciences Colorado State University 300 West Drake Road Fort. Collins, CO 80523 (970) 297-4112 EDUCATION AND BOARD CERTIFICATION 1994 Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care 1991-1994 Master of Science (Clinical Sciences) – Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 1991-1994 Residency Certificate, Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Colorado State University – Fort Collins, CO 1985-1989 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 1979-1984 Bachelor of Science (Zoology), University of Nevada, Reno, NV ACADEMIC AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS 2013-present Past President and Regent, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. 2012-present Interim Hospital Director, James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 2011-2013 President, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. 2011-present Professor; Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 2009-2011 President Elect and Regent, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. 2006-2012 Small Animal Medical Chief of Staff, James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 2001-Present Section Chief, Critical Care Unit and Urgent Care Service. James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 2002-2011 Associate Professor; Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
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CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME Timothy Brian Hackett ADDRESS Department of Clinical Sciences Colorado State University 300 West Drake Road Fort. Collins, CO 80523 (970) 297-4112 EDUCATION AND BOARD CERTIFICATION 1994 Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care
1991-1994 Master of Science (Clinical Sciences) – Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
1991-1994 Residency Certificate, Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Colorado State University – Fort
Collins, CO
1985-1989 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
1979-1984 Bachelor of Science (Zoology), University of Nevada, Reno, NV
ACADEMIC AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS 2013-present
Past President and Regent, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
2012-present
Interim Hospital Director, James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
2011-2013
President, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
2011-present Professor; Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
2009-2011 President Elect and Regent, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
2006-2012 Small Animal Medical Chief of Staff, James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
2001-Present Section Chief, Critical Care Unit and Urgent Care Service. James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
2002-2011 Associate Professor; Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
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July 2005 Visiting Faculty, School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Murdoch University Division of Health Sciences, Perth, Western Australia
Nov. 2000 Visiting Faculty, Emergency Medicine Service. Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
Visiting Faculty, Emergency Medicine Service. Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
1996 - 2002 Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University. Fort Collins, CO
1991-1994 Clinical Resident, Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
1990-1991 Managing Veterinarian, Expressway Veterinary Hospital, Rohnert Park, CA OTHER POSITIONS 1994-1996 Staff Specialists (Emergency/Critical Care), VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital, Los
Angeles, CA
1991 Staff Veterinarian, Animal Care Center of Sonoma County, Rohnert Park, CA
1990-1991 Intern, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery, VCA West Los Angeles Veterinary Medical Group, Los Angeles, CA
STATE VETERINARY LICENSES Colorado, 1989-present California, 1989-2005 CURRENT JOB DESCRIPTION 55% Administration/Service/Outreach, 35% Teaching, 10% Research/Creative Activity HONORS AND AWARDS 2008 Star Performer – James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital 2005 Star Performer – James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital 1990 Intern of the year, West Los Angeles Veterinary Medical Group 1989 American College of Veterinary Surgeons Senior Student Award 1989 Phi Zeta, Veterinary Honor Society – Colorado State University 1986 Blackstock Fund Scholarship, Colorado State University
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Publications/Scholarly Record PUBLISHED WORKS Books: 1. Hackett TB, Mazzaferro EM. Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Procedures. Blackwell Publishing,
Ames, IA, 1st Edition 2006. 2nd Edition 2012. . Translated into Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.
Guest Editor: 1. Hackett TB. Ed. Organ Failure in Critical Illness Veterinary Clinics of North America Small Animal
Practice. Elsevier, Philadelphia. 2011;41(4). Refereed Journal Articles: 1. Hackett TB. Preface: Organ failure in critical illness. Veterinary Clinics of North America Small
Animal Practice. 41(4):ix-x. 2011. 2. Hackett TB. Introduction to multiple organ dysfunction and failure. Veterinary Clinics of North
America Small Animal Practice. 41(4):703-708. 2011. 3. Hackett TB. Gastrointestinal complications of critical illness. Veterinary Clinics of North America
Small Animal Practice. 41(4):759-766. 2011. 4. Duffy AL, Hackett TB. Canine pedal injury resulting from metal landscape edging. JVECCS 20(5):
533–536. 2010 5. Francis B, Rao S, Wells RJ, Hackett TB. Retrospective study to characterize post-obstructive
diuresis in cats with urethral obstruction. J Feline Medicine and Surgery 12(8):606-608. 2010. 6. Bragg R, Hackett ES, Callan RJ, Holt TN, Hackett TB, Inadvertent transvaginal administration of
sodium phosphate enemas in 2 alpaca crias, Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 20, 623-627. 2010
7. Duffy AL, Dow SD, Ogilvie GK, Rao S, Hackett TB. Hematologic Improvement in Dogs with Parvovirus Infection Treated with Recombinant Canine Granulocyte-Colony Stimulating Factor. J. Vet. Pharmacol. Therapy. 33(4):352-356. 2010.
8. Walters JM, Hackett TB, Ogilvie GK, Fettman MJ. Polyunsaturated fatty acid dietary supplementation induces lipid peroxidation in normal dogs. Veterinary Medicine International 2010 (2010), Article ID 619083, 4 pages doi:10.4061/2010/619083
9. Wilsterman S, Hackett ES, Rao S, Hackett TB, 2009, Central Venous Pressure Measurement Technique in Normal Horses, JVECCS 19, 241-6.
10. Wells R, Sedacca C, Aman A, Hackett T, Twedt D, Shelton D. 2009, Successful management of severe rhabdomyolysis, resulting in dilated cardiomyopathy and respiratory failure in a dog. JAVMA 234(8):1049-1054.2008.
11. Spindel ME, MacPhail CM, Hackett TB, Egger EL, Palmer RH, Mama KR, Lee DE, Wilkerson N, Lappin MR. 2008, A Lifesaving Model - Teaching Advanced Procedures on Shelter Animals in a Tertiary Care Facility. J Vet Med Education 35(4):553-558.
12. Irwin DC, Forman B, Morris K, While M, Sullivan T, Crosson J, Jacobs R, Monnet E, Hackett T, TissotvanPatot M, Hamilton K, Gotshall RW. Hemodynamic effects on oxygen delivery after infusion of polymerized bovine hemoglobin during acute hypoxic exposure. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 295:H1090–H1099, 2008.
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13. Butler AL, Campbell VL, Wagner AE, Sedacca CD, Hackett TB. 2008, Lithium dilution cardiac output and oxygen delivery in conscious dogs with the systemic inflammatory response syndrome. JVECCS 18(3):246–257.
14. Wells RJ, Gionfriddo JR, Hackett TB, Radecki SV. 2007, Canine and feline emergency room visits and the lunar cycle: 11,940 cases (1992-2002) J Am Vet Med Assoc 231(2):251-253.
15. Gary AT, Richmond HL, Tasker S, Hackett TB, Lappin MR. 2006, Survival of Mycoplasma haeomfelis and Candidatus Mycoplama haemominutum in blood of cats used for transfusions. J Feline Med and Surg 8(5): 321-326.
16. Hackett TB, Jensen WA, Lehman TL, Hohenhause AE, Crawford PC, Giger U, Lappin MR. 2006, Prevalence of DNA of Mycoplasma haemofelis, ‘Candidatus Mycoplasma haemominutum’, Anaplasma phagocytophilum, and species of Bartonella, Neorickettsia, and Ehrlichia in cats used as blood donors in the United States. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 299(5):700-705.
17. Orton EC, Hackett TB, Mama K, Boon JA Technique and outcome of mitral valve replacement in dogs. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2005 May 1;226(9):1508-11, 1500.
18. Hackett TB, Lehman TL. 2005, Practical considerations in emergency drug therapy. Veterinary Clinics of North America Small Animal Practice. 35(2): 517-525.
19. Mazzaferro EM, Eubig PA, Hackett TB, Legare M, Miller C, Wingfield WE, Wise L. 2004, Acute renal failure associated with raisin or grape ingestion in 4 dogs Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care 14(3)203-212.
20. Walters JM, Connally HE, Ogilvie GK, Mazzaferro EM, Hackett TB. 2003, Emergency complications associated with chemotherapeutics and cancer. Comp Contin Edu Prac Vet, 25(9):678-688.
21. Sprague WS, Hackett TB, Johnson JS, Swardson-Olver CJ. 2003, Hemochromatosis secondary to repeated blood transfusions in a dog. Veterinary Pathology. 40:334-337.
22. Hackett TB, Lappin MR. 2003, Prevalence of enteric pathogens in dogs of North-Central Colorado. Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association. 39:52-56.
23. Grossman DA, McNiel EA, Hackett TB, Barsky SH. 2002, Establishment of an immortalized cell line and transplantable xenograft from a bronchioalveolar lung carcinoma of a cat. American Journal of Veterinary Research. 63(12): 1745-1753.
24. Hackett TB. 2002, Pulse oximetry and end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring. Veterinary Clinics of North America Small Animal Practice. 32(5): 1021-1029.
25. Hackett TB, Wingfield WE, Mazzaferro E, Benedetti J. 2002, Clinical experience with prairie rattlesnake Crotalus viridis viridis envenomation: 100 dogs 1989-1998, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 220(11): 1675-1680.
26. Hackett TB. 2001, Cardiopulmonary cerebral resuscitation. Veterinary Clinics of North America Small Animal Practice. 31(6): 1253-1264.
27. Orton EC, Mama K, Hellyer P, Hackett TB. 2001, Open surgical repair of tetralogy of Fallot in dogs. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 219(8): 1089-1093.
28. Mazzaferro EM, Hackett TB, Stein TP, Ogilvie GK, Wingfield WE, Walton J, Turner AS, Fettman MJ, 2000, Metabolic Alterations in Canine Osteosarcoma Patients. American Journal of Veterinary Research, 62(8): 1234-1239.
29. Mazzaferro EM, Hackett TB, Wingfield WE, Ogilvie GK, Fettman MJ. 2000, Role of glutamine in health and disease, Compendium on Continuing Education for the Practicing Veterinarian,, 22, 1094-1103.
30. Hackett TB, 2000, Emergency approach to intoxications, Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice, 15, 82-87.
31. Orton EC, Herndon GD, Boon JA, Gaynor JS, Hackett TB, Monet E. 2000, Influence of open surgical correction on intermediate-term outcome in dogs with subvalvular aortic stenosis: 44 cases (1991-1998), Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 216, 364-367.
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32. Hackett TB. 1999, Vaccine induced anaphylaxis, Compendium's Standards of Care - Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, 1, 1-10.
33. MacPhail K, Hackett TB. 1998, Verapamil toxicity in a cat, Feline Practice, 26(5), 16-17. 34. Lagutchik MS, Ogilvie GK, Hackett TB, Wingfield WE. 1998, Increased Lactate Concentrations in
III and Injured Dogs. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 8, 117 - 127. 35. Lagutchik MS, Hackett TB, Carter LA, Wingfield WE, 1997, Diphenhydramine intoxication in a
dog, Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 7, 89-93. 36. Wingfield WE, Matteson VL, Hackett TB, Walton R, Lagutchik M. 1997, Arterial blood gases in
dogs with pneumonia. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 7, 75-78. 37. Lagutchik MS, Ogilvie GK, Wingfield WE, Hackett TB. 1996, Lactate kinetics in veterinary critical
care: A review. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 6, 81-95. 38. Hackett TB, VanPelt DR, Willard MD, Martin LG, Shelton GD, Wingfield WE. 1995, Third
degree atrioventricular block and acquired myasthenia gravis in four dogs, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 206, 1173-1176.
39. VanPelt DR, Miller E, Martin LG, Hackett TB. Hematologic Emergencies. 1994, Veterinary Clinics of North America Small Animal Practice, 24, 1139-1172.
40. Wingfield WE, VanPelt DR, Hackett TB, Martin LG, Salman MD. 1994, Usefulness of venous blood in estimating acid-base status of the dog. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 4, 23-28.
41. Martin LG, Matteson VL, Wingfield WE, VanPelt DR, Hackett TB, 1994, Abnormalities of serum magnesium in critically ill dogs: Incidence and implications, Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 4, 15-22.
42. VanPelt DR, Wingfield WE, Hackett TB, Martin LG. 1993, Application of airway pressure therapy to veterinary critical care, Part I: Respiratory Mechanics and Hypoxemia, Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3, 63-70.
43. VanPelt DR, Wingfield WE, Hackett TB, Martin LG. 1993, Application of airway pressure therapy to veterinary critical care, Part II: Airway pressure therapy. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3, 71-82.
44. Martin LG, Wingfield WE, VanPelt DR, Hackett TB. 1993, Magnesium in the 1990's: Implications for veterinary critical care, Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 1993, 3, 105-114.
Refereed Chapters in Books: 1. Hackett TB, Sullivan LS. Stabilization of the Patient with Respiratory Distress. In Bonagura JD (Ed)
Kirk’s Current Veterinary Therapy XV. Elsevier. 2. Sullivan LS, Hackett TB. Transfusion Medicine: Best Practices. In Bonagura JD (Ed) Kirk’s
Current Veterinary Therapy XV. Elsevier. 3. Hackett TB. 2010. Shock. In Bojrab JM and Monnet E. (eds.) Bojrab’s Mechanism of Disease in
Small Animal Surgery 3rd edition. Teton New Media, Jackson WY. pp. 2-5. 4. Hackett TB. 2010. The Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. In Bojrab JM and Monnet E.
(eds.) Bojrab’s Mechanism of Disease in Small Animal Surgery 3rd edition. Teton New Media, Jackson WY. pp. 5-9.
5. Hackett TB, Hackett ES, 2010. Constant Rate Infusions. In Feldman EC (Ed): Ettinger and Feldman’s Textbook of Veterinary Internal Medicine 7th Edition. St. Louis, MO: Elsevier. pp. 361-363
6. Hackett TB. 2008. Physical examination, In Hopper K. and Silverstein D. (eds.) Small Animal Critical Care. Saunders-Elsevier, Philadelphia PA, 2-5.
7. Hackett TB. 2008. Tachypnea and hypoxemia. In Hopper K. and Silverstein D. (eds.) Small Animal Critical Care. Saunders-Elsevier, Philadelphia PA, 37-40.
8. Hackett TB, Nelson AW, Park RD. 2003. Evaluation of the surgical respiratory patient. Slatter D, (ed.) Textbook of Veterinary Surgery, 3rd edition. Saunders, Philadelphia PA, 797-807.
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9. Hackett TB. 2003. Care of the respiratory patient. Slatter D, (ed.) Textbook of Veterinary Surgery, 3rd edition. Saunders, Philadelphia PA, 889-902.
10. Hackett TB. 2003. Cardiopulmonary supportive care. Slatter D, (ed.). Textbook of Veterinary Surgery, 3rd edition. Saunders, Philadelphia PA, 1009-1014.
11. Hackett TB. 2002. Multiorgan failure. In Winfield WE. and Raffe MR. (eds.). The Veterinary ICU Book. Teton New Media, Jackson WY, 685-694.
12. Hackett TB. 2002. Acute hemorrhagic diarrhea. In Winfield WE. and Raffe MR. (eds.). The Veterinary ICU Book. Teton New Media, Jackson WY. 763-770.
13. Hackett TB. 2000. Autologous transfusion. In Feldman B, Zinkl J, and NC Jain (Eds.) The Fifth Edition of Schalm’s Veterinary Hematology. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 861-863.
14. Hackett TB. 2000. Autologous transfusion. In Feldman B, Zinkl J, and NC Jain (Eds.) Manual of Veterinary Hematology. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins.
15. Hackett TB. 2000, (updated 2004 and 2007). Hypermagnesemia. In Tilley LP and FWK Smith (Eds.) The Five Minute Veterinary Consult; Canine and Feline. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 284-285.
16. Hackett TB. 2000, (updated 2004, 2007, 2010). Hypomagnesemia. In Tilley LP and FWK Smith (Eds.) The Five Minute Veterinary Consult; Canine and Feline. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 286-287.
17. Walton R, Hackett TB. 2000. Thoracoscopy. In Bonagura JD (Ed) Kirk’s Current Veterinary Therapy XIII, Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Co., 157-159.
18. Hackett TB. 1999. Endocrine and metabolic emergencies. In British Small Animal Veterinary Association Manual of canine and feline emergency and critical care Cheltenham, UK, BSAVA, 177-190.
19. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Heat stroke. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc. 40-43.
20. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Vomiting. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 92-95.
21. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Diarrhea. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 95-97.
22. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Ataxia. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 99-100.
23. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Anorexia. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 101-103.
24. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). The fractured tooth. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 112-113.
25. Hackett TB. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Abscesses and cellulitis. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 113-115.
26. Hackett TB, Wingfield WE. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). Rattlesnake envenomation. In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc., 115-118.
27. Hackett TB. Coma. 1997, 2000 (2nd edition). In Wingfield WE (Ed) Veterinary Emergency Medicine Secrets. Philadelphia, Hanley and Belfus, Inc. 244-248.
28. Hackett TB, VanPelt DR. 1995, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. In Bonagura JD (Ed): Kirk's Current Veterinary Therapy XII. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Co., 167-175.
Refereed Research Abstracts and Posters 1. Ireland L, Hackett TB, Veir JK, Lappin MR. Detection of Eubacterial DNA in Blood of Dogs by
Real Time PCR Assay Clinical Science Poster Presentation, 11th Annual CVMBS Research Day, Fort Collins, Colorado. January 23, 2010.
2. Sonis JM, Hackett ES, Callan RJ, Hackett TB: Prairie Rattlesnake Envenomation in 25 New World Camelids. Abstract #317, Poster Presentation, ACVIM Forum, Montreal June 2, 2009.
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3. Duffy A, Vier J, Campbell V, Chung D, Bragg, R, Dececco F, Hackett T, Dow S. Effectiveness of Hyperimmune Anti-parvovirus Antiserum For Treatment Of Parvovirus Infection In Dogs. Clinical Science Poster Presentation, 10th Annual CVMBS Research Day, Fort Collins, Colorado. February 21, 2009.
4. Kuhnmuench T, Hackett ES, Hackett TB: The Effect of Colloid Formulation on Colloid Osmotic Pressure in Horses with Naturally Occurring Gastrointestinal Disease. Clinical Science Poster Presentation, 10th Annual CVMBS Research Day, Fort Collins, Colorado. February 21, 2009.
5. Elliott MS, Veir JK, Hackett TB, Lappin MR: Quantification of eubacterial DNA in blood of dogs by real time PCR assay. Clinical Science Poster Presentation, 10th Annual CVMBS Research Day, Fort Collins, Colorado. February 21, 2009.
6. Wilsterman S, Hackett ES, Hackett TB: Central Venous Pressure Measurement Technique in Normal Horses. Clinical Science Oral Presentation, 9th Annual CVMBS Research Day, Fort Collins, Colorado.February 16, 2008.
7. Hackett TB, Lappin MR: Prevalence of enteric pathogens in dogs of North-Central Colorado. Scientific Poster Presentation, ACVIM Forum, Nashville, TN 2002
8. Hackett TB, Wingfield WE, Mazzaferro E, Benedetti: Clinical experience with prairie rattlesnake Crotalus viridis viridis envenomation: 100 dogs 1989-1998. Abstract Presentation, ACVIM Forum, Chicago Il. June 2001.
Refereed Major National and International Conference Proceedings 1. Hackett TB, 2009, Feline Shock; The cat is not a small dog, Proceedings of the Emergency and
Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 29-34. 2. Hackett TB, 2009, Respiratory distress; Maximizing the physical examination, Proceedings of the
Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 35-40. 3. Hackett TB, 2009, Respiratory distress; When to use imaging in the dyspnoeic patient, Proceedings
of the Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 41-44.
4. Hackett TB, 2009, The blocked cat, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 129-130.
5. Hackett TB, 2009, Blood gases; Lactate lecture, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 191-196.
6. Hackett TB, 2009, Assessment of the acid base balance; Case studies, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom 197-208.
7. Hackett TB, 2009, Aortic thromboembolic disease; Options for management, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care 6th Vets Now Annual Congress, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 209-212.
8. Hackett TB, 2009, Pulmonary complications of trauma, Proceedings of the 15th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, Chicago, Il, 41-43.
9. Hackett TB, 2009, Burns and smoke inhalation, Proceedings of the 15th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, Chicago, Il, 79-81.
10. Hackett TB, 2008, General principles of pre-operative critical care, Proceedings of the Societas Veterinariorum Finlandiae Elainlaakari Paivat, Luentokokoelma, Helsinki, Finland, 31-40.
11. Hackett TB, 2008, General principles of post-operative critical care, Proceedings of the Societas Veterinariorum Finlandiae Elainlaakari Paivat, Luentokokoelma, Helsinki, Finland, 41-42.
12. Hackett TB, 2008, Management of abdominal emergencies, Proceedings of the Societas Veterinariorum Finlandiae Elainlaakari Paivat, Luentokokoelma, Helsinki, Finland, 43-45.
13. Hackett TB, 2008, Management of respiratory emergencies, Proceedings of the Societas Veterinariorum Finlandiae Elainlaakari Paivat, Luentokokoelma, Helsinki, Finland, 46-53.
14. Hackett TB, 2008, Management of urinary system emergencies, Proceedings of the Societas Veterinariorum Finlandiae Elainlaakari Paivat, Luentokokoelma, Helsinki, Finland, 188-192.
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15. Hackett TB, 2006, Trauma triage, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 1-9.
16. Hackett TB, 2006, Shock 2, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 57-61.
17. Hackett TB, 2006, Urogenital emergencies, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 62-69.
18. Hackett TB, 2006, Metabolic disorders, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 89-91.
19. Hackett TB, 2006, Vascular access, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 132-135.
20. Hackett TB, 2006, Shock 1, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 136-139.
21. Hackett TB, 2006, Post-op critical care, Proceedings of the Emergency and Critical Care Congress, 3rd Vets Now Annual Conference, Harrogate, United Kingdom, 140-145.
22. Hackett TB, 2005, Monitoring the critical care patient, Proceedings of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association 48th Annual Congress, Birmingham, UK, 429-431.
23. Hackett TB, 2005, Vascular access techniques; How do I...?, Proceedings of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association 48th Annual Congress, Birmingham, UK, 432-433.
24. Hackett TB, 2005, Fluid therapy and circulatory shock, Proceedings of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association 48th Annual Congress, Birmingham, UK, 434-436.
25. Hackett TB, 2005, Non-traumatic respiratory emergencies, Proceedings of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association 48th Annual Congress, Birmingham, UK, 437-438.
26. Hackett TB, 2005, Gastrointestinal emergencies - postoperative care, Proceedings of the International Veterinary Congress Voorjaarsdagen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 79.
27. Hackett TB, 2005, Gastrointestinal emergencies - preoperative concerns, Proceedings of the International Veterinary Congress Voorjaarsdagen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 80.
28. Hackett TB, 2005, Respiratory techniques - managing respiratory distress, Proceedings of the International Veterinary Congress Voorjaarsdagen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 82-84.
29. Hackett TB, 2005, Cas d'urgentologie: Douleur abdominale aigue, dystocies et autres urgences genito-urinaires, Proceedings of the 64th Congres Annuel, Saint-Hyacinthe Canada, 195-208.
30. Hackett TB, 2005, Les intoxications et les urgences metaboliques, Proceedings of the 64th Congres Annuel, Saint-Hyacinthe Canada, 209-220.
31. Hackett TB. In: Proceedings 349; Medical and Surgical Emergencies; The JD Stewart Memorial Refresher Course for Veterinarians, Post Graduate Foundation, University of Sydney, Sydney Australia, 2003; 41-60, 115-122, 193-203, 219-235, 249-258, 283-288.
32. Hackett TB, 2003, Shock; What to do before you have the diagnosis, Proceedings of the Emergency Pet Medicine Meeting, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, 1-6.
33. Hackett TB, 2003, Practical fluid therapy, Proceedings of the Emergency Pet Medicine Meeting, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, 13-19.
34. Hackett TB, 2003, Small animal trauma; Avoiding common pitfalls, Proceedings of the Emergency Pet Medicine Meeting, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, 29-34.
35. Hackett TB, 2003, Respiratory emergencies; Managing the dyspnoeic patient, Proceedings of the Emergency Pet Medicine Meeting, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, 78-90.
36. Hackett TB. 2003, Dystocia. Proceedings Ninth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. New Orleans, LA, 462-464.
37. Hackett TB. Fluid Therapy for the Acute Abdomen. Proceedings Ninth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. New Orleans, LA, 2003; 179-182.
38. Hackett TB, 2002, Clinical treatments of small animal emergencies; Fluid Therapy, Proceedings of the Japan Small Animal Veterinary Association Annual Congress, Sendai Japan, 27-40.
39. Hackett TB, 2002, Clinical treatments of small animal emergencies; Circulatory Shock, Proceedings of the Japan Small Animal Veterinary Association Annual Congress, Sendai Japan, 41-50.
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40. Hackett TB, 2002, Clinical treatments of small animal emergencies; Small Animal Trauma, Proceedings of the Japan Small Animal Veterinary Association Annual Congress, Sendai Japan, 147-155.
41. Hackett TB, 2002, Clinical treatments of small animal emergencies; Non-Traumatic Respiratory Emergencies, Proceedings of the Japan Small Animal Veterinary Association Annual Congress, Sendai Japan, 156-175.
42. Hackett TB, 2001, Primo approccio al paziente traumatizzato in emergenza, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 131-132.
43. Hackett TB, 2001, Primo approccio al paziente traumatizzato in emergenza, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 131-132.
44. Hackett TB, 2001, Tecniche practiche di fluidoterapia nel paziente in emergenza, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 133.
45. Hackett TB, 2001, Trattamento d'urgenza delle intossicazioni, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 134-135.
46. Hackett TB, 2001, Trattamento d'urgenza delle emergenze addominali complicate, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 136-137.
47. Hackett TB, 2001, Trattamento d'urgenza delle emergenze respiratorie complicate, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 138-139.
48. Hackett TB, 2001, Trattamento postoperatorio del paziente traumatizzato, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 140-141.
49. Hackett TB, 2001, Principi rapidi ed efficaci per l'individuazione del miglior protocollo terapeutico da applicare nel paziente a rischio di sopravvivenza, Proceedings of the 42nd Congresso Nazionale Scivac, Fiera Milano, Italy, 142-143.
50. Hackett TB, 2000, Triage and perioperative management of the abdominal trauma patient, Proceedings of the 10th Annual European Society of Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology Congress, Munich Germany, 63.
51. Hackett TB, 2000, Open peritoneal drainage, Proceedings of the 10th Annual European Society of Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology Congress, Munich Germany, 66.
52. Hackett TB, 2000, Perioperative care of the critical trauma patient, Proceedings of the 10th Annual European Society of Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology Congress, Munich Germany, 68-72.
53. Hackett TB. 2000, In: Proceedings 333; Medical and Surgical Emergencies; The Reg Pascoe Refresher Course for Veterinarians, Post Graduate Foundation, University of Sydney, Sydney Australia, 229-297.
54. Hackett TB. 2000, Post-operative management of cardiopulmonary bypass patients. Proceedings Seventh International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. Orlando FL, 89-92.
55. Hackett TB. 2000, Endocrine disease: Surgery vs. alternative therapy. Proceedings 10th Annual ACVS Symposium, Washington D.C., 529-533.
56. Hackett TB. 2000, Postoperative care after endocrine surgery. Proceedings 10th Annual ACVS Symposium, Washington D.C., 542-544.
57. Hackett TB. 2000, Preoperative Stabilization of the acute abdomen patient. Proceedings 10th Annual ACVS Symposium, Washington D.C., 420-423.
58. Hackett TB. 1999, Current trends in emergency medicine of oncology cases, Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Veterinary Medical Forum, Chicago IL, 353-355.
59. Hackett TB. 1998, Asthmatic crisis, Proceedings Sixth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio TX, 485.
60. Hackett TB. 1998, Pulse oximetry, Proceedings Sixth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio TX, 486.
61. Hackett TB. 1998, Antibiotics for pneumonia, Proceedings Sixth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio TX, 489.
62. Hackett TB. 1998, Spencer C. Emergency management of small animal toxicities, Proceedings Sixth International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio TX, 758-762.
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63. Hackett TB. 1997, Perioperative care of the critical cancer patient, Proceedings Seventh Annual ACVS Symposium, Orlando FL, 254-256.
Non-Refereed Journal Articles/Chapters/Proceedings/Transactions: 64. Hackett TB. Rapid Assessment – The first 15 minutes. JNAVTA. Winter 2008:39-43. 65. Hackett TB. Fluid Therapy. JNAVTA. Summer 2008:58-63. 66. Hackett TB. Waltham Feline Medicine Symposium in association with the North American
Veterinary Conference: Chest trauma. Emergency management of urethral obstructions. Peritonitis and pancreatitis in the emergency room. Waltham USA, Vernon CA, 2000;7-9, 19-20, 31-33.
67. Hackett TB. Fentanyl drip and pain management. Waltham Forum Video for Small Animal Practitioners. Waltham USA inc. 1999;11(3).
68. Hackett TB. Chest taps and chest tube placement. Waltham Forum Video for Small Animal Practitioners. Waltham USA inc. 1999;11(1).
69. Hackett TB. Medical stabilization of ruptured bladders. Waltham Forum Video for Small Animal Practitioners. Waltham USA inc. 1999;11(1).
70. Hackett TB. Transtracheal Wash. Waltham Forum Video for Small Animal Practitioners. Waltham USA inc. 1998;10(4).
71. Hackett TB. Pancreatic islet cell carcinoma in a dog. Pulse, Journal of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association. 1990; 21:32-35.
Graduate Studies Projects and Presentations 1. Acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE II) scoring in a veterinary critical care unit.
Colorado State University, January 1993. 2. Recombinant canine granulocyte-colony stimulating factor in the treatment of canine parvoviral enteritis.
Colorado State University, June 1992. 3. Recombinant canine granulocyte-colony stimulating factor in the treatment of canine parvoviral enteritis.
Colorado State University, June 1992. CONTRACTS & GRANTS Externally Funded Projects 2010-Present Alphatrak™ blood glucose and packed cell volume validation in the dog and cat. Abbott
Corporation, $7,056. 2005-2009 Microalbuminuria as a predictor of survival and morbidity in critically ill dogs. Heska
Corporation. Fort Collins, CO, $5,583. 2002-2004 Oxidative Stress in Critical Illness, Shipley, Fort Collins, Colorado, $86,895.
2002-2004 Comparison of Metabolic and Endocrine Changes and Oxidative Stress in the Feline
Critical Patient. Shipley, Fort Collins, Colorado, $81,135. 2001-2002 Using the Polymerase Chain Reaction to Determine Haemobartonella felis, Prevalence in
Feline Blood Donors, Heska Corporation, Fort Collins, Colorado, $7,800. 1996-1998 Determination of energy and fluid requirements of critically ill dogs with indirect
calorimetry. Morris Animal Foundation, $62,600.
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Internally Funded Awards 2009-1010 Bacteremia in Critical Illness: Comparing Eukarytoic DNA load in critically ill surgery
patients using Real Time PCR ASSAYS and Blood Culture. Colorado State University Center for Companion Animal Studies, Hackett TB, Veir JK, Lappin MR. $2,000.
2008-2009 Quantifying hematogenous bacterial DNA in the blood of dogs: Comparing eukaryotic
DNA load in elective surgery and dental patients, with critically ill sugery patients using real time and conventional PCR assays. Colorado State University Center for Companion Animal Studies, Hackett TB, Veir JK, Lappin MR. $2,000.
2000-2001 Cytokine levels in peripheral blood and cytokine and matrix Metalloproteinase levels in
bronchoalveolar lavage fluid of 20 normal and 20 asthmatic cats. College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences College Research Council, Colorado State University, $10,000.
1997-2001 Prevalence of enteric pathogens in dogs with diarrhea. Faculty Research Grant, Colorado
State University, $4,300. 1997-1998 Prevalence of enteric pathogens in animals presented to the Colorado State University
Veterinary Teaching Hospital. College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences College Research Council, Colorado State University, $17,000.
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PAPERS PRESENTED / SYMPOSIA / INVITED LECTURES / PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS / WORKSHOPS
International Professional Meetings 1. 4th National Symposium on Companion Animal Practice and 11th World Small Animal Veterinary
Association (WSAVA) Continuing Education Program. Bangalore, India. November 2012. Shock and trauma in pre-operative patients, General principles of post-operative critical care, Management of gastrointestinal emergencies, Management of upper and lower respiratory emergencies, Management of urinary system emergencies. 6 hours.
2. 58th International Military Veterinary Symposium/Veterinary CE Seminar, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. May 2012. Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. 6 hours.
3. Small Animal Veterinary Congress of Eastern and Western China. Chengdu, China. May 2011. Shock and Trauma. 2 hrs.
4. Proveto Feline Focus Congress. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. October 2010. Feline shock, Respiratory distress, emergency case discussion, emergency procedures wet-lab. 11 hours.
5. Tottori University Exchange Seminar series. Tuttori and Hiroshima, Japan. October 2010. Emergency care and fluid therapy. 8 hours.
6. Slovenian Veterinary Medical Association XXIII Symposium of acute illnesess in small animals. Dolenjske Toplice, Slovenia. September 2010. Feline triage, shock, dyspnea, and trauma. 4 hours.
7. European Society of Feline Medicine Annual Congress. Feline ER… Accident and emergency in general practice. Dubrovnik, Croatia. June 2009. 7 hours.
8. Karleslunde Dyrehospital Emergency Medicine and Surgery Seminar and Wet Lab. Copenhagen, Denmark. May 2009. 8 hours lecture, 9 hours laboratory.
9. Finnish Annual Veterinary Meeting 2008 – Emergency Medicine and Surgery. Helsinki, Finland. October 2008. 6 hours.
10. Japanese Animal Hospital Association 2007 Specialists Seminar – Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Osaka, Tokyo, Japan. February/March 2007. 12 hours lecture, 4 hours laboratory
11. 3rd VetsNow Annual Emergency and Critical Care Congress. Harrogate, United Kingdom. November 2006. Shock, Monitoring, Trauma, Urogenital and Metabolic Emergencies. 7 hours.
12. Danish Veterinary Medical Association Annual Winter Meeting. Savoir, France. March 2006. Emergency Medicine and Surgery. 18 hours.
13. Murdoch University Continuing Veterinary Education. Adelaide, South Australia. February, 2006. Emergency Medicine. 7 hours.
14. 64th Annual Convention of the Ordre des médecins Veterinaries du Québec. Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, Canada. October, 2005. Dystocia and urogenital emergencies. The acute abdomen. Management of intoxications. Metabolic emergencies. 6 hours.
15. The European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine – Companion Animals 15th Congress. Glasgow, Scotland. September 2005. Pre and post-operative management of endocrine neoplasia. 2 hours.
16. Murdoch University Continuing Veterinary Education. Perth, Western Australia. July 2005. An afternoon in the ER. 8 hours.
17. 7th Congresso Internazionale Di Medicinea Del Canee Del Gatto. Riccione, Italy. June 2005. Respiratory distress in small animals. Emergency toxicology. Emergency case presentations. 3 hours.
18. FECAVA-FEEVA-Voorjaarsdagen Congress. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. April 2005. Techniques in respiratory medicine and critical care. Abdominal emergency medicine and surgery. Advances in nutritional support devices. 7 hours.
19. The British Small Animal Veterinary Association 48th BSAVA Congress. Birmingham, United Kingdom. April 2005. Electrolyte imbalances, Triage, Monitoring the critical patient, Nutrition and the critically ill. Vascular access, Fluid therapy and shock, Respiratory emergencies. 9 hours.
20. Post Graduate Foundation in Veterinary Science of the University of Sydney. Sydney, Australia.
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February 2003. Senior Care: Topics in geriatric medicine, anesthesia, and surgery. 10 hours. 21. Murdoch University Continuing Education. Perth, Western Australia. January 2003. Small Animal
Emergencies. 4 hours. 22. Japanese Animal Hospital Association 2002 Generalist seminar. Fukuoka, Osaka, Tokyo, Japan.
December 2002. Perioperative critical care, Anesthetic choices for the critically ill, Basic ventilator therapy. 8 hours/city.
23. Japanese Animal Hospital Association 2002 Specialists seminar. Osaka, Japan. December 2002. Circulatory Shock, Intoxications, Trauma, Pre-anesthetic medications, Respiratory emergencies, Metabolic emergencies. 18 hours.
24. Japan Small Animal Veterinary Association 2002 Annual Congress. Sendai, Japan. October 2002. Fluid therapy, Circulatory Shock, Trauma, Dyspnea. 11 hours.
25. The Winter Veterinary Conference. Valle Nevado, Chile. September 2001. Emergency and Critical Care. 10 hours.
26. World Animal Hospital Association Summer Lecture Series. Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, Japan. July 2001. Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care. 30 hours.
27. Danish Veterinary Medical Association Annual Winter Meeting. Meribel, France. March 2001. Small Animal Medical and Emergency Procedures. 12 hours.
28. SCIVAC 42nd Annual Veterinary Congress. Milan, Italy. March 2001. Trauma, Perioperative Critical Care, Respiratory Emergencies, Acute Abdomen, Managing Intoxications, Fluid Therapy, Critical Care Practitioners Workshop. 8 hrs
29. Post Graduate Foundation in Veterinary Science of the University of Sydney. Brisbane, Australia. August 2000. Medical and surgical emergencies. 10 hours.
30. European Society of Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology 10th Annual Congress, Munich, Germany. March 2000. Perioperative care of the critical trauma patient. 4 hours.
31. Danish Veterinary Medical Association Annual Winter Meeting. Meribel, France. March 2000. Emergency and critical care medicine. 11 hours.
National Professional Meetings 1. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency and Critical Medicine and Surgery, Sedona, AZ. October
2013. 8 hours. 2. 19th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. San Diego, CA. September
2013. Managing Feline Respiratory Disease and Pneumonia. 2 hours. 3. Central Veterinary Conference. Emergency and Critical Care topics. Kansas City, MO. August 2013.
12 hours. 4. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Jackson, WY, July 2013. 8
hours. 5. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Boston, MA, March 2013. 8
hours. 6. International Veterinary Seminars. The First 24 Hours, Steamboat Springs, CO, February 2013. 6 hours. 7. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Fish Camp, CA, October 2012. 8
hours. 8. 18th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. San Antonio, TX, September
2012. Hemorrhage in Trauma, Medical Errors. 2 hours. 9. Clinical Techniques in Emergency Medicine Laboratory. Oquendo Center, Las Vegas, NV, August
2012. 16 hours. 10. North American Veterinary Conference – NAVC Institute, Emergency Medicine and Surgery. Orlando,
FL. May 2012. 6 hrs Lecture, 12 hours Laboratory. 11. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Chicago, IL, April 2012. 8 hours. 12. The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Societies Annual Spring Meeting. Heradura, Costa Rica.
Trauma and Wound Management. April 2012. 8 hours. 13. Banfield Education Symposium. Fluid therapy During Anesthesia. Las Vegas, NV. February 2012. 4
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hours. 14. The 84th Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Emergency Critical Care Topics, Emergency
procedures wet-lab Las Vegas, NV, February 2012. 8 hours lecture, 8 hours laboratory. 15. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Hilton Head SC, October 2011. 8
hours. 16. 17th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. Nashville TN, September 2011.
Biosecurity, GI Drugs, Parvoviral Enteritis, M & M rounds. 6 hours. 17. International Veterinary Seminars. Managing emergencies in your practice, Mystic, CT, July 2011. 8
hours. 18. 2011 ACVIM Forum, Liver Study Group. Denver CO, June 2011. Critical Care Management of Acute
Liver Failure in Dogs & Cats.1 hour. 19. Banfield Education Symposium. Fluid therapy and Emergency procedures wet-lab. Las Vegas, NV.
March 2011. 8 hours. 20. Banfield Education Symposium. Fluid therapy and Emergency procedures wet-lab. Las Vegas, NV.
January 2011. 8 hours. 21. Banfield Education Symposium. Fluid therapy and Emergency procedures wet-lab. Las Vegas, NV.
December 2010. 8 hours. 22. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Nassau, Bahamas, December
2010. 9 hours. 23. International Veterinary Seminars. Managing emergencies in your practice, Myrtle Beach, SC, July
2010. 8 hours. 24. North American Veterinary Conference – NAVC Institute, Emergency Medicine and Surgery. Orlando,
FL. May 2010. 10 hrs Lecture, 12 hours Laboratory. 25. International Veterinary Seminars. Managing emergencies in your practice, St. John, US Virgin Islands,
December 2009. 9 hours. 26. The American Association of Feline Practitioners Fall Conference. Triage, Shock and Monitoring the
Critical Feline, October 2009. 1 hr. 27. The 15th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. Chicago, Il. September
2009. Burns and smoke inhalation, Pulmonary trauma, Respiratory diagnostics dry lab. 5 hours. 28. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Seattle, WA, August 2009. 8
hours. 29. The Central Veterinary Conference – East. Small Animal Respiratory Disease, Baltimore, MD. April
2009. 11 hours. 30. International Veterinary Seminars. Managing emergencies in your practice, San Pedro, Belize CA,
March 2009. 9 hours. 31. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
October 2008. 8 hours. 32. International Veterinary Seminars. Managing emergencies in your practice, Nantucket, MA. Sept 2008.
8 hours. 33. The American Veterinary Medical Association’s 145th Annual Convention. Emergency and Critical
Care topics. New Orleans, LA. July 2008, 6 hrs lecture, 8 hrs Emergency procedures wet-lab. 34. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Jackson, WY. July 2008. 8 hours. 35. Southeast Veterinary Conference. Emergency/Critical Care Topics, Myrtle Beach, SC. June 2008. 16.5
hours. 36. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Santa Barbara, CA. April 2008. 8
hours. 37. The 80th Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Emergency procedures wet-lab Las Vegas, NV,
February 2008. 8 hours. 38. The 25th Annual North American Veterinary Conference. Fluid therapy, Triage of the Emergency
Patient, Lactate measurement in Emergency practice, Meet the Professor Lunch: Crystalloid vs. Colloid fluid therapy. Orlando FL, January 2008. 4 hours.
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39. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Georgetown, Cayman Islands. November 2007. 9 hours.
40. Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference. Emergency/Critical Care Topics, Atlantic City, New Jersey. October 2007. 18 hours.
41. International Veterinary Seminars. Feline Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Seattle, Washington. August 2007. 8 hours.
42. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Boston, Massachusetts. March 2007. 8 hours.
43. American Animal Hospital Association Annual meeting. Denver, Colorado. March 2007. Emergency Procedures Wet-lab. 4 hours.
44. Colonial Veterinary Conference. Williamsburg, Virginia. November 2006. Emergency Medicine and Surgery.10 hours.
45. The Inaugural Central Veterinary Conference – West. San Diego California. October 2006.Critical Care and Emergency Medicine topics. 11 hours.
46. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. October 2006. 8 hours.
47. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. September 2006. Perioperative Critical Care. 3 hours.
48. The American Veterinary Medical Association’s 143rd Annual Convention. Emergency and Critical Care topics. Honolulu, HI. July 2006, 6 hours.
49. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, June 2006. 8 hours.
50. The 78h Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Emergency procedures wet-lab Las Vegas, NV, February 2006. 8 hours.
51. The 11th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. Atlanta, GA. September 2005. Presentation Skills Seminar, Cardiopulmonary Monitoring Laboratory. 6 hours.
52. International Veterinary Seminars. Techniques in Medicine and Critical Care I, Key West, FL. April 2005. 8 hours.
53. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, San Pedro, Belize C.A. March 2005. 9 hours.
54. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Marco Island, FL. March 2005. 8 hours.
55. The 77th Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Las Vegas, NV. Feline Medicine: Emergency procedures wet-lab (8 hours). Metabolic emergencies, Multiple organ failure, Managing cardiac emergencies, Pyrexia, Monitoring the critical patient, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. February 2005. 6 hours.
56. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, San Juan, Puerto Rico. November 2004. 8 hours.
57. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, 8th annual IVS Caribbean Cruise, West Indies. November 2004. 8 hours.
58. The 10th Annual Wild West Veterinary Conference. Reno Nevada. October 2004. Trauma, canine and feline respiratory emergencies, circulatory shock and fluid therapy, emergency management of heart failure, metabolic emergencies. 10 hours.
59. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, San Francisco, CA. October 2004. 8 hours.
60. The 10th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium. San Diego, CA. September 2004. Pulmonary Complications of Trauma, Environmental Emergencies, Inhalational Drug Therapy. 6 hours.
61. The 2004 Central Veterinary Conference. Kansas City, MO. August 2004. Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. 10 hours.
62. The American Veterinary Medical Association’s 141st Annual Convention. Critical Care Techniques
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Wet-lab. Philadelphia, PA. July 2004, 7 hours. 63. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Charleston, SC. March 2004. 8
hours. 64. ContinuEd® Veterinary Ski Symposium. Emergency Medicine and Critical Care in Small Animals. ,
Copper Mountain, CO. February 2004. 8 hours. 65. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Incline Village, NV. January
2004. 8 hours. 66. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Hilton Head, SC. October
2003. 8 hours. 67. The 9th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, New Orleans, LA.
September 2003. Dystocia, Fluid therapy in the acute abdomen. 2 hours. 68. The American Veterinary Medical Association’s140th Annual Convention. Fluid therapy, Trauma,
Respiratory Emergencies, Critical Care Techniques Wet-lab. Denver, CO. July 2003, 12 hours. 69. 2nd Annual Scientific Meeting, Society for Veterinary Soft Tissue Surgery. Breckenridge, CO. June
2003, 3 hours. 70. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine and Surgery, Sedona, AZ. May 2003. 8 hours. 71. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, New Orleans, LA. April 2003.
8 hours. 72. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Santa Barbara, CA. March
2003. 8 hours. 73. The 75th Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Las Vegas, NV. Feline Medicine: Feline anemia,
Feline toxicology, Monitoring, Vascular access, Trauma, Multiple organ failure, Stabilizing heart failure. February 2003. 6 hours.
74. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine, Key West, FL. November 2002. 8 hours. 75. The 8th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio, TX. September
2002. Catastrophic emergencies, Fluid therapy panel. 4 hours. 76. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, New York, NY. June 2002. 8
hours. 77. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Savannah, GA. April 2002. 8
hours. 78. The 69th Annual American Animal Hospital Association 69th meeting, Boston, MA. Critical care and
emergency procedures wet-lab. March 2002. 3 hours. 79. The Student American Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, Fort Collins, CO. Managing
trauma, emergency procedures wet lab. March 2002. 4 hours. 80. The Dr. Jack Mara 74th Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Las Vegas, NV. Feline Medicine:
Feline shock, Feline fluid therapy, Feline dyspnea, Postoperative care, Metabolic Emergencies. Critical Care and General Surgery: Gastric dilatation volvulus, Intestinal foreign body, Peritonitis, Abdominal trauma, Pleural effusion, Intraosseous catheters. February 2002. 12 hours.
81. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Myrtle Beach, SC. August 2001. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
82. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Annapolis, MD. April 2001. 8 hours.
83. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine, Cancun, Q.R. Mexico. Emergency medicine. February 2001. 8 hours.
84. International Veterinary Seminars. Medical and Emergency Procedures, Cozumel, Q.R. Mexico. February 2001. 8 hours.
85. Tufts Animal Expo, Boston MA. October 2000. Respiratory disease: Pyothorax, Pulmonary Thromboembolism, Acute respiratory distress syndrome, Mechanical ventilation, Post-operative management of the thoracotomy patient, Case discussions. 6 hours.
86. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. September 2000. Endocrine disease: Surgery vs. alternative therapy, Postoperative care after endocrine surgery,
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Preoperative Stabilization of the acute abdomen patient. 3 hours. 87. The 7th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, Orlando, FL. September
2000. Post-operative Care of the Cardiopulmonary Bypass Patient, Multidisciplinary review (Ophthalmology, Neurology, Imaging). 2 hours.
88. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, New Orleans, LA. May 2000. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
89. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Key West, FL. April 2000. Emergency Procedures. 8 hours.
90. The North American Veterinary Conference, Orlando FL. January 2000. Waltham Feline Symposium: Peritonitis and pancreatitis, cystic and urethral calculi, chest trauma, treatment of feline pyothorax. 8 hours.
91. The 5th Annual Wild West Veterinary Conference. Reno Nevada. October 1999. Complicated fluid therapy cases, canine and feline respiratory emergencies, postoperative critical care, managing the small animal trauma patient, advanced fluid therapy, triage and treatment priorities in small animal emergency medicine. 11 hours.
92. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Irvine, CA. September 1999. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
93. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Fremont, CA. July 1999. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
94. The 13th Annual American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Veterinary Medical Forum. Chicago IL. June 1999. Current Trends in Emergency Medicine of Oncology Cases. 1 hr.
95. The 66th Annual American Animal Hospital Association 66th Meeting, Denver CO. March 1999. Emergency medicine techniques and procedures lab. 5 hours.
96. The 71st Annual Western Veterinary Conference, Las Vegas NV. February 1999. Feline triage, feline respiratory emergencies, feline transfusion medicine, feline metabolic emergencies, fluid therapy. 5 hours.
97. The North American Veterinary Conference, Orlando FL. January 1999. Vascular access, metabolic emergencies, management of intoxications, peritoneal dialysis, cardiomegally, intraosseous fluid administration. 5 hours.
98. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Boston MA. October 1998. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
99. The 6th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio, TX. September 1998. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation for the veterinary technician, radiographic unknowns, dry-labs. 8 hours.
100. The 6th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio, TX. September 1998. Emergency management of small animal toxicities, pulse oximetry, antibiotics for pneumonia, asthmatic crisis. 3 hours.
101. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Chicago IL. September 1998. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
102. International Veterinary Seminars. Emergency Medicine Symposium, Philadelphia, PA. April 1998. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
103. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Annual Meeting, Orlando FL. October 1997. Critical care of the surgical oncology patient. 1 hr.
104. International Veterinary Seminars. Fourth Annual Emergency Medicine Symposium, Hilton Head, SC. October 1997. Emergency medicine. 8 hours.
105. The 5th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio, TX. September 1996. Third degree atrioventricular block. 1 hr.
106. The 5th International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, San Antonio, TX. September 1996. Radiographic unknowns, electrocardiography, dry-labs. 8 hours.
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State Professional Meetings 1. Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association summer meeting. Update on Emergency Medicine.
Hershey, PA. August 2013. 6 hours. 2. Colorado Veterinary Medical Association Western meeting. Emergency Medicine for the Practitioner.
Palisade, CO. June 2013. 8 hours. 3. Colorado State University 74th Annual Conference for Veterinarians. April 2013. Medical Errors and
Stories from the ER. 2 hours. 4. Colorado Veterinary Medical Association Annual meeting. Breakfast with the experts. Fort Collins, CO.
October 2012. 1 hour. 5. Colorado State University Update on Feline Medicine Short Course. August 2012. Feline Critical Care
topics. 3 hours. 6. Chicago Veterinary Medical Association. Chicago IL. June 2012. Update on Emergency and Critical
Care Medicine. 6 hours. 7. Colorado State University Update on Feline Medicine Short Course. August 2012. Feline Critical Care
topics. 3 hours. 8. Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting. Omaha, NE. January 2012. Critical Care
Topics. 8 hours. 9. Colorado State University Annual Conference for Veterinary Technicians. January 2012.
Envenomations. 1 hour. 10. Colorado State University Update on Feline Medicine Short Course. August 2011. Feline Critical Care
topics. 3 hours. 11. Vermont Veterinary Medical Association Summer meeting. June 2011. Emergency and Critical Care
topics. 7 hours. 12. Colorado State University 73nd Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2011. Current Respiratory
Therapy and Environmental Emergencies. 2 hours. 13. Colorado State University Annual Conference for Veterinary Technicians. January 2011. Vascular
Access and Fluid Therapy. 1 hour. 14. The Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting. Lombard, Il. November 2010.
Respiratory and Cardiac Emergency Medicine. 6 hours. 15. Colorado State University Update on Feline Medicine Short Course. October 2010. Feline Critical Care
topics. 3 hours. 16. Colorado State University 72nd Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2010. Small Animal
Trauma, Critical Care for the Veterinary Technician. 3 hours 17. Colorado State University 71st Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2009. Canine and feline
respiratory emergencies. 2 hours 18. Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Northern Adventure. Grand Canyon, AZ. September 2007.
Emergency and Critical Care for the practitioner. 5 hours. 19. Colorado State University 69th Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2007. Transfusion
Medicine, Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation. 2 hours. 20. Georgia Veterinary Medical Association Annual Fall Meeting. Atlanta, GA. November 2006.
Emergency and Critical Care Topics. 16 hours. 21. Maryland Veterinary Medical Association 120th Annual Summer Conference. Ocean City, MD. June
2006. Emergency Medicine. 11 hours. 22. The Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Association Winter Continuing Education Conference
(rescheduled). Framingham, MA April 2006. Emergency Medicine. 6 hours. 23. The 2006 Michigan Veterinary Conference. Lansing, MI. January 2006. Principles of preoperative
critical care, Management of abdominal, respiratory, and urinary system emergencies. 8 hours. 24. Colorado State University 67th Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2005. Vascular access in
the critical patient, The diagnosis and management of envenomations. 2 hours. 25. The Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association 122nd Annual Meeting. Arlington Park, Il. February
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2004. Emergency Medicine. 6 hours. 26. Colorado State University 13th Annual Conference for Veterinary Technicians. January 2004. Advanced
Respiratory Therapy. 1 hour. 27. Colorado Veterinary Medical Association Annual Summer Meeting. Snowmass, CO. September 2003.
Emergency Medicine. 6 hours. 28. Golden State 5th Annual Veterinary Conference. Buena Park, CA. April 2003. Emergency Medicine. 6
hours. 29. Colorado State University 64th Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2003. What’s new in fluid
therapy? 1 hour. 30. Colorado State University 12th Annual Conference for Veterinary Technicians. January 2003. Triage. 1
hour. 31. Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Northern Adventure. Supai, AZ. September 2002. Fluid
therapy; Trauma; circulatory shock; respiratory emergencies. 5 hours. 32. Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association 3rd Annual Spring Clinic. State College, PA. May 2002.
Fluid therapy; Triaging trauma; Respiratory emergencies. 5 hours. 33. University of Wisconsin Spring SVECCS Emergency/Critical Care Symposium. Madison, WI. February
2002. 3 hours. 34. Colorado State University 63rd Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2002. Small animal
emergency medicine, anesthesia, and surgery. 2 hours. 35. University of Minnesota Fall Conference for Veterinarian and Veterinary Technicians. Minneapolis,
MN. October 2001. Clinical Problems in the Oncology Patient. 2 hours. 36. Georgia Veterinary Medical Association. Asheville, NC. March 2001. Triage and small animal
emergency care. 7 hours. 37. The Annual Penn Symposium, Philadelphia PA. January 2001. Feline Medicine: Trauma; Metabolic
emergencies; Fever of unknown origin. Technician Program: Triage for the small animal trauma patient. 6 hours.
38. Colorado State University 62nd Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2001. Small animal emergency procedures. 2 hours.
39. Colorado State University 61st Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 2000. Cases in Small Animal Trauma. 2 hours.
40. Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association Summer Meeting, South Sioux City, NE. June 1998. Emergency medicine and critical care topics. 11hours.
41. Colorado State University 59th Annual Conference for Veterinarians. January 1998. Perioperative care of the acute abdomen and respiratory emergencies. 4 hours.
42. Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, Mesa, AZ. May 1997. Emergency and critical care topics. 8 hours.
Local Association Professional Meetings 1. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Indianapolis, IN. April 2013. 6 hours 2. Greater Baltimore VMA. Pikesville, MD. April 2013. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. 6 hours. 3. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Tampa, FL. March 2013. 6 hours 4. The 32nd Annual Sun Valley Veterinary Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Ketchum, ID. January 2013. 18 hours. 5. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Seattle, WA. September 2012. 6 hours. 6. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Newark, DE. September 2012. 12 hours. 7. College of Southern Nevada – Veterinary technician program lecture series. Shock for the veterinary
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technician. Las Vegas, NV. August 2012. 2 hours. 8. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Anchorage AK. April 2012. 6 hours. 9. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Dallas, TX. March 2012. 6 hours. 10. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Norwalk CT. April 2011. 6 hours. 11. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Worcester MA. March 2011. 12 hours. 12. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Fort Lauderdale FL. November 2010. 6 hours. 13. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Portland OR. April 2010. 6 hours. 14. ASPCA/Colorado State shelter medicine mini-conference. Shelter Triage: The basics of dealing with
small animal emergencies. Fort Collins, CO. March 2010. 1 hour. 15. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Houston TX. March 2010. 6 hours. 16. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. San Antonio, TX. October 2009. 6 hours. 17. Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association Continuing Education Seminar. Shock. Cheyenne WY.
November 2009. 2 hours. 18. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. San Antonio, TX. October 2009. 6 hours. 19. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado
State University. August 2009, Feline Shock, The dyspneic cat, Hospitalizing the critical cat. 3 hours. 20. University of Florida and Veterinary Centers of America: CE in the Jungle. Shock and trauma. Miami,
FL. June 2009. 3 hours. 21. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Atlanta, GA. April 2009. 6 hours. 22. University of Wisconsin SVECCS Emergency/Critical Care Seminar. Shock. Madison, WI. April 2009.
2 hours. 23. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Albuquerque, NM. March 2009. 6 hours. 24. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado
State University. November 2008, Feline Shock, The dyspneic cat, Hospitalizing the critical cat. 3 hours.
25. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Syracuse, NY. June 2008. 6 hours.
26. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Chicago, IL. April 2008. 12 hours.
27. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Minneapolis, MN. April 2008. 6 hours.
28. Greater Baltimore Veterinary Medical Association. Update on Emergency and Critical Care for small animals. Baltimore, MD. January 2008. 7 hours.
29. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado State University. November 2007. Feline anemia, The dyspneic cat, Hospitalizing the critical cat. 3 hours.
30. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Honolulu, HI. June 2007. 12 hours.
31. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Raleigh, NC. May 2007. 6 hours.
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32. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Cleveland, OH. April 2007. 6 hours.
33. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Sacramento, CA. November 2006. 6 hours.
34. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Dallas, TX. October 2006. 6 hours.
35. East-Idaho Veterinary Medical Association. Practical tips and updates in emergency medicine. Pocatello, ID. September 2006. 3 hours.
36. Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society Continuing Education Seminary. Emergency Procedures Wet-lab. Wheat Ridge, CO. May 2006. 8 hours.
37. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Tulsa, OK. April 2006. 6 hours.
38. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Update on Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Ann Arbor, MI. April 2006. 12 hours.
39. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado State University. October 2005. Feline anemia, Managing the dyspneic cat, Hospitalizing the critical cat. 3 hours.
40. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Anchorage, AK. November 2005. 6 hours.
41. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Fremont, CA. October 2005. 12 hours.
42. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Phoenix, AZ. September 2005. 6 hours.
43. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Las Vegas, NV. June 2005. 6 hours.
44. Metropolitan New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association. Emergency Techniques for the Primary Care Practice. Newark NJ. February 2005. 2 hours.
45. Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society Continuing Education Seminary. Emergency Medicine and Surgery. Vail, CO. January 2005. 6 hours.
46. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Albuquerque, NM. October 2004. 6 hours.
47. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Portland, OR. October 2004. 6 hours.
48. Animal Emergency & Referral Center of Idaho Continuing Education Lecture Series. Septic Shock, Critical Care Monitoring, Trauma. Boise, ID. June 2004. 3 hours.
49. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Boston, MA. April 2004. 6 hours.
50. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Houston, TX. March 2004. 6 hours.
51. Seattle King County Veterinary Medicine Association. The Acute Abdomen: when to Cut and When to Wait. Seattle WA. October 2003. 3 hours.
52. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Ft. Lauderdale Fl. September 2003. 6 hours.
53. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Tampa, Fl. July 2003. 6 hours.
54. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Newark, NJ. July 2003. 12 hours.
55. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Managing shock in the small animal patient. San Diego, CA. May 2003. 2 hrs
56. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Chicago, Il. November 2002. 12 hours.
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57. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Los Angeles, CA. June 2002. 12 hours.
58. Albany Veterinary Medical Association. Newburgh, NY. May 2002. Critical care medicine. 3 hours. 59. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care.
Pittsburgh, PA. April 2002. 6 hours. 60. The 21st Annual Sun Valley Veterinary Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care
Medicine. Ketchum, ID. January 2002. 18 hours. 61. In-Town Andover Massachusetts Veterinary Group lecture series. Emergency Medicine. N. Andover,
MA. November 2001. 8 hours. 62. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Chicago,
IL. December 2000. 6 hours. 63. Center for Veterinary Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania. Clinical cardiopulmonary bypass:
Perioperative considerations to postoperative care. Philadelphia, PA. November 2000. 1 hr. 64. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Detroit,
MI. November 2000. 6 hours. 65. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado
State University. October 2000. Critical care and the cat, Respiratory emergencies. 2 hours. 66. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Tampa,
FL. September 2000. 6 hours. 67. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care.
Indianapolis, IN. August 2000. 6 hours. 68. Denver Veterinary Specialists Continuing Education Seminar. Trauma and Critical Care. Arvada, CO.
June 2000. 3 hours. 69. Veterinary Centers of America Continuing Education Seminar. Emergency and Critical Care. Fremont,
CA. June 2000. 12 hours. 70. Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Annual Northern Meeting. Page, AZ. September 1999.
Emergency and critical care topics. 6 hours. 71. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Advances in Drug Therapy, Colorado State
University. August 1999. Advances in critical care medicine. 2 hours. 72. Maryland Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting, Aspen CO. February 1999. Emergency
medicine and surgery. 6 hours. 73. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Advances in Drug Therapy, Colorado State
University. August 1998. Advances in critical care medicine. 2 hours. 74. Salt Lake City Veterinary Medical Association, Salt Lake City, UT. June 1998. Fluids, trauma and
critical care. 3 hours. 75. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Emergency Medicine and Surgery. Colorado
State University. June 1998. Emergency Medicine. 6 hours. 76. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Advances in Drug Therapy, Colorado State
University. October 1997. Advances in critical care medicine. 1 hr. 77. Colorado State University Continuing Education Series; Current Topics in Feline Medicine, Colorado
State University. October 1997. Critical care and the cat. 2 hours. 78. Weld County Veterinary Medical Association, Greeley, CO. August 1996. Circulatory shock. 2 hours. 79. VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital Lecture Series, Los Angeles, CA. February 1995. Emergency
procedures. 2 hours. 80. VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital Lecture Series, Los Angeles, CA., December 1994.
Transfusion medicine. 2 hours. 81. VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital Lecture Series, Los Angeles, CA., July 1994.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. 2 hours. 82. Critical Care Symposium for Veterinary Technicians, Colorado State University. June 1992.
Emergency Management of the Poisoned Animal. 1 hr.
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Teaching and Advising
TEACHING (past 5 years) Year Semester Course#
Course No./Title Contact
Hrs1,2 Enrollment
2013 Fall VS 628 Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology 8 16 2013 Fall VM 751 Veterinary Clinical Toxicology 3 132 2013 Spring VM 774 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery II 9 90 2013 Spring VM786 Clinical Communication Skills II 1 135 2013 Spring VM747 Clinical Sciences 2 11 135 2012 Fall VS 628 Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology 8 16 2012 Fall VM 751 Veterinary Clinical Toxicology 3 132 2012 Fall VM 786A Small Animal Procedures Lab 2 135 2012 Fall VM796F Foundations in Veterinary Medicine 4 12 2012 Spring VM 774 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery II 9 90 2012 Spring VM786 Clinical Communication Skills II 1 135 2012 Spring VM747 Clinical Sciences 2 11 135 2012 Spring/Fall VM 786B Senior Practicum 26 weeks 8-12/week 2011 Fall VS 628 Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology 8 16 2011 Fall VM 751 Veterinary Clinical Toxicology 3 132 2011 Fall VM 786A Small Animal Procedures Lab 12 135 2011 Fall VM796F Foundations in Veterinary Medicine 4 12 2011 Spring VM 774 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery II 9 90 2011 Spring VM786 Clinical Communication Skills II 1 135 2011 Spring VM747 Clinical Sciences 2 11 135 2011 Spring/Fall VM 786B Senior Practicum 26 weeks 8-12/week 2010 Fall VS 628 Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology 8 16 2010 Fall VS 673 Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 3 10 2010 Fall VM 751 Veterinary Clinical Toxicology 3 132 2010 Fall VM 786A Small Animal Procedures Lab 6 135 2010 Spring VS 704 Post Graduate Medicine - Respiratory 2 18 2010 Spring VM 774 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery II 9 90 2010 Spring VM786 Clinical Communication Skills II 1 135 2010 Spring VM773 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery I 6 107 2010 Spring VM747 Clinical Sciences 2 11 135 2010 Spring VM796F Problem Based Learning 13 6 2010 Spring/Fall VM 786B Senior Practicum 30 weeks 8-12/week 2010 Spring VS 795A Ind. Study – Small Animal Medicine 13 weeks 2
(2-4 hours/wk) 2009 Fall VS 628 Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology 8 16 2009 Fall VS 673 Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 3 10 2009 Fall VM 751 Veterinary Clinical Toxicology 3 132 2009 Fall VS 795A Ind. Study – Small Animal Medicine 13 weeks 2
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Year Semester Course#
Course No./Title Contact Hrs1,2
Enrollment
(2-4 hours/wk) 2009 Fall VM 786A Small Animal Procedures Lab 12 135 2009 Spring VM 774 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery II 6 86 2009 Spring/Fall VM 786B Senior Practicum 28 weeks 8-12/week 2009 Spring VM 773 Small Animal Medicine and Surgery I 9 106 2009 Spring VM 747 Clinical Sciences II 5 135 2009 Spring VM 623 Veterinary Nutrition and Metabolism 1 134 2009 Spring VM796F Problem Based Learning 13 6 2009 Spring VM 786B Senior Practicum 13 weeks 6-9/week 2009 Spring VS 795A Ind. Study – Small Animal Medicine 13 weeks 1
(2-4 hours/wk)
1 Most courses are team taught, therefore the number of contact hours for lectures (and labs) are provided rather than credit hours for the course.
2 Senior practicum service weeks consist of a minimum of 40 hours/week of student contact time while overseeing and providing medical care of patients in the Small Animal Critical Care Unit and Urgent Care service at the CSU VTH.
ADVISING
STUDENT ADVISING/GRADUATE SUPERVISION GRADUATE STUDENTS: Current Graduate Advisees:
Emily Venn MS (Plan B), 2012-present Ayla Preston MS (Plan B), 2012-present
Current Graduate Committee Memberships (excluding those chaired):
0 Plan C 2 Plan B 0 MS/MA 0 PhD
Graduate Committee Memberships (for past 5 years, not including those above)
0 Plan C 7 Plan B 0 MS/MA 1 PhD
Graduate Degrees Completed Under Your Supervision (past 7 years): Justin Mathis, DVM, 2013 (MS) Scott Chamberlin, DVM 2013 (MS) Matt Enroth, DVM 2013 (MS)
Leilani Ireland DVM 2012 (MS) Stephanie Engle, DVM 2011 (MS) Ryan Bragg, DVM 2011 (MS) Lauren Sullivan, DVM 2010 (MS) Amanda Duffy, DVM 2010 (MS) Raegan Wells, DVM 2008 (MS) Amy Butler, DVM, 2007 (MS)
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RESIDENT MENTORING Standard Track Residency Training:
1. Dr. Michael Lagutchik Dipl. ACVECC 1997 2. Dr. Elisa Mazzaferro PhD. Dipl. ACVECC 2002 3. Dr. Heather Connally Dipl. ACVECC 2005 4. Dr. Mike Walters Dipl. ACVECC 2006 5. Dr. Amy Butler Dipl. ACVECC 2008 6. Dr. Raegan Wells Dipl. ACVECC 2008 7. Dr. Lauren Sullivan Dipl. ACVECC 2010 8. Dr. Amanda Duffy Dipl. ACVECC 2010 9. Dr. Ryan Bragg Dipl. ACVECC 2011 10. Leilani Ireland DVM, MS ACVECC 2012 11. Justin Mathis DVM, MS ACVECC 2013 12. Scott Chamberlin DVM, MS. Will retake certifying boards 2014.
Fellowship Track Training:
The American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Medicine allows for allied diplomats to formulate a concentrated training program to credential and sit for the ACVECC board exam and certification. I was program mentor for and supervised Drs. Eileen Sullivan and Diana Hassel, ACVS equine surgeons at CSU who are now also ACVECC diplomats.
Alternate Track Resident Training:
Until 2007, the ACVECC allowed distance training of diplomats. Due to the paucity of training programs and ACVECC diplomates, individuals were allowed to train with other allied specialists (diplomats of ACVIM, ACVA, or ACVS) and spend supervised time with an ACVECC diplomate. Under this program I supervised Dr. Adam Reiss who worked 60 miles away at the Wheatridge Animal Hospital. Dr. Reese successfully completed his program and passed his ACVECC certifying exam in 2002.
In 2002 I became the primary ACVECC mentor for a pair of veterinary residents from Murdoch University in Western Australia. Their program had been established and approved but then their mentor had left the country. Negotiating with the Chair of the ACVECC residency training committee we arranged for them to spend time at CSU and Auburn University. Additionally I was able to visit Perth and Murdoch University three times over the course of their training. One of these residents, Dr. Katrin Swindell, successfully credentialed and passed the certifying examination and is now on faculty at Murdoch University.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES/ACCOMPLISHMENTS – TEACHING/ADVISING Professional Veterinary Medicine Student Seminars Professional Veterinary Medicine students often seek out additional extracurricular opportunities to gain additional exposure and training in specific areas. These seminars and wet labs are in addition to their standard veterinary curriculum and provide an opportunity interact with smaller groups of interested students.
2013 Student AAHA Procedures lab, 2 hrs 2012 Student AAHA Procedures lab, 2 hrs 2011 Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs 2010 Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2009 Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2008 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2007 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2006 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs 2005 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs Student VECCS Ultrasound Wet Lab, 2 hrs. 2004 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs Student VECCS Ultrasound Wet Lab, 2 hrs. 2003 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs
VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2002 National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs Student VECCS First Aid Day, 4 hrs
VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs Student VECCS Emergency Wet Lab, 3 hrs 2001 VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs
National Board Exam Review, 2 hr 2002 VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs
National Board Exam Review, 2 hr VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs
1998 VECCS Student Rounds, 2 hrs National Board Exam Review, 2 hrs 1997 National Board Exam Review, 4 hrs
VECCS Student Rounds, 3 hrs
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Service and Outreach
COMMITTEES College of Veterinary Medicine and Biological Sciences Executive Council – Dean’s Office, Member since 2012 Search Committee – South Campus HR generalist, Member 2011 Admissions Committee, 2005-2008. Scholarship and Awards Committee, 1997-2002 Committee on Chemically Impaired Veterinary Students, 1999-2002 Computer Committee, 2000-2002, Chairman 2002.
Department of Clinical Sciences Search Committee – Surgical Oncologist, Member 2012 Search Committee – Emergency/Critical Care, Member 2011 Search Committee – Dermatology, Member 2010-2011. Search Committee – Clinical Oncology, Member 2006 Search Committee – Emergency/Critical Care, Chairman 2003 Search Committee – Clinical Cardiology, Member 1998 CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital Incident Oversight Committee – 2010-present. Hospital Management Team – 2010-present. Electronic Medical Records Committee – 2008-2009 Search Committee - Hospital Administrator, Chairman 2006, 2007. Biosecurity Committee, 2003-present. Blood Donor Committee (Co-Chairman), Permanent member Intern Committee, 1997-2001. Chairman 2001. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Professional Organization Memberships Colorado Veterinary Medical Association, 1996-present American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 1994-present Professional Association Committees American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Past President and Regent 2013-2015. American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, President 2011-2013. American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, President Elect and Regent – 2009-2011 Canine – Tactical Command Casualty Care Committee – 2009-present American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Joint Committee on Residency Training 2005-Present, Chairman 2007-2009. American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Residency Training Committee, Co-Chairman 2007-2009. American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Credentials Committee 1995-1998, and 2000-2007. Chairman 2004-2007. American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Board of Regents 2001-2004. Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society, Research Committee 2000-2001. Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society representative to the Transfusion Alliance of the American Association of Blood Banks, 1997-2005.
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EDITORIAL REVIEW Editorial Review Boards
Journal of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society – Member 2005-2009. Topics in Companion Animal Medicine (the “Journal”) – Member 2008-2011.
Manuscript Refereeing 2012 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3 articles 2011 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 2 articles 2010 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 2 articles 2009 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 2 articles 2009 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2 articles 2008 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3 articles 2008 American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1 article 2008 Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1 article 2007 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1 article 2007 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 2 articles 2006 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 1 article 2005 The Veterinary Record, 1 article 2005 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3 articles 2004 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 3 articles 2004 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2 articles 2002 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2 articles 2001 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 1 article 2000 Compendium on Continuing Education Standards of Care, 1 article 2000 Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1 article 2000 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 1 article 1999 Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1 article 1999 Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 2 articles 1999 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1 article OTHER ACTIVITIES/ACCOMPLISHMENTS – SERVICE/OUTREACH External reviewer for academic promotion 2013 – Missouri State University. Associate Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2012 – Cornell University. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure 2012 – University of California-Davis. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2011 – North Carolina State University. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2010 – University of Georgia. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2009 – University of Georgia. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2009 – University of Minnesota. Reviewed documents for promotion to Associate Clinical Specialists. 2009 – Tufts University. Assistant Professor documents for promotion. 2007 – University of California – Davis. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2006 – Michigan State University. Assistant Professor documents for promotion and tenure. 2006 – Murdoch University, Western Australia. Application for conversion from staff doctor to faculty. 2005 – University of California – Davis. Clinical track documents for conversion to tenure track. Faculty Advisor – Student Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society, 1999-present
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Community Service and Outreach 2011 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr 2010 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr 2009 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr 2008 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr
CSU Student Chapter of AAFP’s Cat Care Conference. Feline Toxicology, 1 hr 2007 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr 2006 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr 2005 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr
CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr 2004 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr
CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr 2003 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr
CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr American Rottweiler Club National Specialty, Emergency medicine and first aid for the dog owner. 1 hr.
2002 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr
2001 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr Colorado Kennel Club, Veterinary emergency medicine and K9 first aid. 1 hr.
2000 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr Washington Elementary School. Fort Collins Colorado, Veterinary Emergencies. 1 hr.
1999 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr
1998 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr Arapahoe County Community College, Denver Colorado, First Aid. 1 hr. Foothill Retriever Club, Denver Colorado, Canine Emergencies. 1 hr. CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr
1997 Summer Vet, Emergency Medicine, ~50 pre-college students, 1 hr CSU VTH Open House, First Aid for pets, 1 hr
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