With hundreds of veterinary CE sessions, no other veterinary conference offers you a broader array of subjects. You’re sure to find topics of personal interest, as well as courses for your entire veterinary team.
A VMX attendee may obtain as many as 42.5 credits by taking advantage of the full slate of scheduled sessions offered over the course of the 5-day conference.
CE credits for Hands-on Workshops, Meet the Professor Luncheons and Rounds are calculated on the number of hours each entails. It is the attendees’ responsibility to track and report their earned CE hours to the appropriate licensing boards.
Access Your CE CertificateDownload Your VMX Record of Participation and CE Certificate Online Anytime
Please note: Certificate of Attendance and number of veterinary CE hours you receive will be based on your registration type (Veterinarian, Veterinary Technicians, Practice Manager, etc). Some boards have limitations on the hours accepted in certain categories or restrictions on methods of delivery for CE as well as specific procedures for certification and documentation of attendance. Compliance is the responsibility of the registrant.
To access your continuing education certificate from previous NAVC events, click below.
To access past program grids detailing course titles, click below.
Procedures for certification and documentation of attendance are determined by the individual state board. Compliance with these policies is the responsibility of the registrant. We recommend that you keep a handwritten record of your session attendance to compare with the copy you can email or print at the CE Center during the Conference.
Veterinarians licensed in the states of Texas MUST obtain their CE Certificate prior to leaving VMX. Certificates are printed at the CE Center and cannot be mailed or issued after the event.
Our programs are reviewed and certified by the American Association of Veterinary State Boards Registry of Continuing Education (AAVSB RACE), a national clearinghouse for the approval of continuing education providers and their programs. Providers voluntarily apply to the RACE program and agree to abide by the RACE Standards. AAVSB does not solicit participation in the RACE program. The NAVC is an approved Continuing Education RACE Provider, Provider ID #172.
Please contact the AAVSB RACE program if you have any comments/concerns regarding any program’s validity or relevancy to the veterinary profession.
RACE Contact Information
380 W 22nd Street, Suite 101
Kansas City, MO 64108
Phone: 816.931.1504
Fax: 816.931.1604
Toll-Free: 877.698.8482
http://www.aavsb.org/race
For information about certification in each state, visit the American Association of Veterinary State Boards.
The NAVC Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
This committee was developed to oversee the care and use of animal use as required by the USDA.
The events involved are:
Nanette P. Parratto-Wagner, DVM, PhD
NAVC IACUC Chairperson
Karl A. Andrutis, DVM, MS, DACLAM, Clin Ast Prof
NAVC IACUC Attending Veterinarian
UF Associate Director Veterinary Services
Kevin Chadbourne
NAVC IACUC Member
Kathleen Foster
NAVC IACUC Community Representative (Unaffiliated)
Sonia Hernandez, DVM, PhD
NAVC IACUC Member
Debbie Spence-Thomas, VTS
NAVC IACUC Member
UF College of Veterinary Medicine
Chrissie K. Street
NAVC IACUC Nonscientist Member
The NAVC has its own USDA Class R Research Facility Certificate (Certificate No. 58-R-0142; Customer No 322245).
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