I was a little worried a couple of weeks ago that I’d head down to Florida only to find weather that really wasn’t much warmer than that of State College! But fortunately, the cold snap has abated in the south, and it’s generally been in the low 70’s during the day here in Orlando!
I’m attending the North American Veterinary Conference which is held every January here in Orlando. It’s one of the largest veterinary conferences held in the country every year, packed full of good quality Continuing Education Lectures as well as “hands-on” Wetlabs covering a variety of interests and disciplines. I spent most of the day yesterday in lectures related to Cardio-Pulmonary Medicine sponsored by the Academy of Veterinary Cardiology, and today will be the Neurology Symposium sponsored by the British Small Animal Veterinary Association!
But it’s not all lectures and classroom work . . . I very much enjoyed the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Reception last night, and there’s always some major entertainment during a couple of the evenings (Martin Short did a comedy show the first night of the conference, and Foreigner will be playing in the ballroom tonight).
So . . . although the warm weather is nice, I’ll be looking forward to returning to State College later this week, and bringing back some new ideas and “updates” to improve our practice at the Mt. Nittany Veterinary Hospital!
Dr. Bob
I was a little worried a couple of weeks ago that I’d head down to Florida only to find weather that really wasn’t much warmer than that of State College! But fortunately, the cold snap has abated in the south, and it’s generally been in the low 70’s during the day here in Orlando!
I’m attending the North American Veterinary Conference which is held every January here in Orlando. It’s one of the largest veterinary conferences held in the country every year, packed full of good quality Continuing Education Lectures as well as “hands-on” Wetlabs covering a variety of interests and disciplines. I spent most of the day yesterday in lectures related to Cardio-Pulmonary Medicine sponsored by the Academy of Veterinary Cardiology, and today will be the Neurology Symposium sponsored by the British Small Animal Veterinary Association!
But it’s not all lectures and classroom work . . . I very much enjoyed the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Reception last night, and there’s always some major entertainment during a couple of the evenings (Martin Short did a comedy show the first night of the conference, and Foreigner will be playing in the ballroom tonight).
So . . . although the warm weather is nice, I’ll be looking forward to returning to State College later this week, and bringing back some new ideas and “updates” to improve our practice at the Mt. Nittany Veterinary Hospital!
Dr. Bob