Biggie takes on role of OVMA’s top dog March 3, 2021 Outgoing OVMA President Dr. Greg Hass passed the gavel to Dr. Ed Biggie, who officially assumed his post on March 1.
Old Dog, New Tricks: Virtual MVC Preview January 11, 2021 For decades, the MVC has offered an unparalleled experience for thousands of veterinary professionals. Going virtual this year won’t end the tradition!
Log on for Learning: MVC 2021 Veers into Virtual November 2, 2020 Next year, the Midwest Veterinary Conference will be hosted on a web-based platform. What does that mean for the fifth-largest vet convention in North America?
Annual conference shifting to digital format September 17, 2020 The 2021 MVC will be hosted entirely online next February.
Veterinary Forensic Files: Investigating & Prosecuting Animal Crimes June 29, 2020 In this podcast, Dr. Melinda Merck discusses the growing field of forensic veterinary medicine and how all veterinarians can help animals—and people—in dangerous situations.
Veterinary Telemedicine: Embracing the Technology March 23, 2020 Now more than ever, businesses around the world are wondering how to stay afloat during the uncertain and ever-changing climate. In this podcast, tech guru Dr. Aaron Smiley explains how telemedicine is the answer.
Creating Community: Diversity in Veterinary Medicine March 9, 2020 Veterinary medicine is known to be one of the whitest and most conservative professions in America. In this podcast, learn about how a group of advocates has become increasingly vocal about inclusion and diversity in the profession.
Hass takes on role as president; Shuler earns OVMA’s top award March 6, 2020 The ceremony took place at the annual Midwest Veterinary Conference in Columbus.
Stone names Veterinarian of the Year, passes on President’s gavel March 7, 2019 COLUMBUS, OHIO — MARCH 7, 2019 — Cincinnati-area veterinarian Dr. Dave Bauman has been named the 2018 Veterinarian of the Year by the Ohio…
2019 MVC scholarship winners announced January 7, 2019 These grants, generously provided by the Ohio Animal Health Foundation, make it possible for animal shelters to attend this valuable educational event when they otherwise might not be able to.
