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SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

Understanding Contracts and Compensation - The Basics Every Diplomate Should Know
12:00-2:00pm, Friday, October 22
C. Collins "Andy" Anderson

Ideal for new Diplomates and those individuals who are finishing or have recently finished their residency program, this session will provide educational support to the future leaders of the College with information and terminology to better understand new employment contracts and topics that are important to discuss with prospective employers. Pre-registration required. Open to all registrants.

Lunch is included. - Presented by the ACVS Foundation

Symposium Updates

	2010 Laboratories Don't miss out on an opportunity! Labs are beginning to fill up.
	Residents' Forum Details on the 2010 Residents' Forum are now available.

Registration

Registration for the 2010 ACVS Veterinary Symposium is now open.

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Hotel Accomodations

ACVS has contracted discounted rates at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel, Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel and the Red Lion Hotel. Attendees are encouraged to make reservations earlier as there is a limited number of rooms available at the group rate. For more information, visit the Transportation and Lodging page.

CV CENTRAL
The Symposium Career Fair

CV Central, the Symposium Career Fair, held in conjunction with the 2010 ACVS Veterinary Symposium, Seattle, WA, provides an informal venue for Symposium attendees to meet with both small and large animal practices, institutions and industry that are looking for ACVS board-certified veterinary surgeons, residents, interns, students, technicians, practice managers and more.

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Resident Workshops

The ACVS Foundation is proud to present large and small animal full-day workshops led by ACVS Diplomates and designed to provide valuable information for surgery residents. The large animal workshop will entail surgical resident training in four categories: upper respiratory, gastrointestinal, orthopedic and urogenital. The small animal workshop will include in-depth reviews in the areas of bone development and developmental pathology, neurodiagnosis and neurosurgery, and urinary tract disease and surgery, as well as a review of diagnostic imaging in surgical abdominal and thoracic disease. Registration is required and is limited to current ACVS and ECVS residents.

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