Veterinary Imaging Education Program

2014 Veterinary Imaging Education Program

2014 Calendar of Classes front cover: Scott Bynum, DVM,, Applications Specialist with Butch, a Boxer-Mastiff mix Dr. Scott Bynum graduated from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1995. After spending 17 years practicing general small animal medicine with an emphasis on emergency medicine, he joined the Academy of Veterinary Imaging. He performs many functions for the academy from animal management to performing onsite installations and instructional training of many different ultrasound systems throughout the country. However, the job he enjoys the most is teaching in the scanning labs where he can interact with many aspiring as well as experienced veterinary sonographers. left: Schmidt, a black Schnauzer January 30 / 31 Introduction to Ultrasound: The Basics February 1 / 2 Soft Tissue Intermediate Diagnostics 5 7 Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility 8 10 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 10/11 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion #2 11/12 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 24 March 1 DVM and Tech, Week 4 (24-26 St, 26-28 Echo) March 1 DVM and Tech Week 4 (Testing) 6 / 7 Soft Tissue: Advanced Soft Tissue 8 Soft Tissue Clinical Case Workshop 9 cardiac Clinical Case Workshop 31 April 1 Introduction to Ultrasound: the Basics April 1 Introduction to Ultrasound: the Basics 2 / 3 Soft Tissue Intermediate Diagnostics 7 12 DVM and Tech, Week 1 23 Fast: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma 24 Scan Only Soft Tissue 25 Scan Only Cardiac 30 May 2 Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility May 1 / 2 Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility 3 echocardiographic Case Study Companion #1 4 cardiac Clinical Case Workshop 5 7 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 8 echocardiographic Case Study Companion: Part 2 June 16 / 17 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 17 / 18 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 19 / 20 Applied Echocardiography: Treatment and Management of Heart Disease in the Dog and Cat 28 / 29 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics July 8 / 9 Clinical Approach To Small Animal Pathology: Part 1 10 / 11 Soft Tissue Intermediate Diagnostics 12 Musculoskeletal/Cervical Ultrasound 13 Soft Tissue Clinical Case Workshop 21 26 DVM and Tech, Week 2 August 4 / 5 Electrocardiography 6 8 Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility 9 echocardiographic Case Study Companion #1 10 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop 18 19 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics 20 Fast: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma 21 22 Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology: Part 2 September 10 Feline Only Instruction Soft Tissue 11 Feline Only Instruction Echo 12 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion #3A 13 / 14 Radiology 15 20 Residents and Specialists Only: Small Animal Ultrasound Camp 29 / 30 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics October 1 / 2 Soft Tissue Intermediate Diagnostics 3 / 4 Soft Tissue: Advanced Soft Tissue 5 Soft Tissue Clinical Case Workshop 13 15 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 15/16 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 17 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion #4 18 19 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 20 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion #3A 21 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion #3B 22/23 Applied Echocardiography: Treatment and Management of Heart Disease in the Dog and Cat 27-31 DVM and Tech, Week 3 (27-29 St, 29-31 Echo) November 1 is testing for the course. November 1 DVM and Tech, Week 3 Testing 13/14/15 Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility 20 Scan Only Echo 21 Scan Only Soft Tissue 22 Musculoskeletal / Cervical Ultrasound December 1 / 2 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics 3 / 4 Soft Tissue Intermediate Diagnostics 5 / 6 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Canine 7 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Feline academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 1

Veterinarian & Technician Ultrasound Training Education The Industry Leader Each year the Sound-Eklin Academy of Veterinary Imaging provides more ultrasound instruction than all other vendors and North American Universities combined. Our Goal for You is Simple As a graduate of the Sound-Eklin Academy of Veterinary Imaging, you will possess the training to perform specific ultrasound exams accurately, efficiently, and confidently. Ultrasound Seminar Series The nationwide Ultrasound Seminar Series offers hands-on graduated course content for introductory, intermediate and advanced level students. Each level of training is designed to fit with the next for optimal educational progression. Instructors Sound-Eklin instructors are hand-picked board certified specialists chosen for their clinical application and ultrasound teaching experience. With low instructor to student ratios, attendees are guaranteed one-on-one attention during each hands-on scanning session. Availability With over thirty courses annually, the ultrasound learning curve is realistically addressed. On-going customized training, webinar instruction, and individual seminars are also available. 2 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 3

2014 Schedule of Classes Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics (CE: 14 hours ) Soft Tissue: Advanced Soft Tissue (CE: 14 hours ) Feline Only Instruction (CE: 14 hours ) This course is for veterinarians who wish to build their diagnostic skills in ultrasound scanning, physics and instrumentation Hands-on scanning of the Big 5. Introduction to scanning the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder and right-sided views of the heart Obtaining standard views Recognition of normal organ structures Recognition of cardiac anatomy measurement of size and function January 30/31 March 31/April 1 June 28/29 August 18/19 September 29/30 December 1/2 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics (CE: 14 hours ) Learn pathology and differential diagnoses of common soft tissue diseases Refinement of abdominal scanning techniques through hands-on instruction Imaging of the more difficult organs (pancreas, adrenals, lymph nodes, etc.) as well as a review of the Big 5 Case studies and discussions February1/2 April 2/3 July 10/11 October 1/2 December 3/4 This course will cover Doppler imaging and it s applications for portosystemic shunt evaluation as well as imaging non-cardiac thoracic structures, ocular and cervical regions Case studies, discussions, and hands-on scanning March 6/7 October 3/4 Soft Tissue: Clinical Case Workshop (CE: 7 hours ) This course will include group presentations of small animal clinical cases Interpretation and discussion of initial history Physical exam and clinical findings will be followed by live scanning demos of each animal Case reviews including follow up diagnostic and therapeutic plans March 8 July 13 October 5 FAST: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma, Triage & Treatment (in Veterinary Medicine) (CE: 7 hours ) Standardized extension of the physical exam for rapid diagnosis of life threatening abdominal and thoracic conditions Detection of free abdominal fluid, pleural and pericardial effusion, and free air Post-interventional, post-surgical, and critical care monitoring Clinical utility of Abdominal Fluid Scoring System, as a means to monitor anemia, hemorrhage, and worsening or resolution of abdominal effusion conditions April 23 August 20 Obtain a better understanding of disease processes pertaining to felines Increase skill level of hands-on scanning techniques for both the abdomen and heart Learn current therapies used for treatment of feline diseases September 10/11 Musculoskeletal & Cervical Ultrasound (CE: 7 hours ) Review relevant normal anatomy and scanning tips for superficial cervical and clinically-relevant musculoskeletal regions Discuss indications for musculoskeletal scanning for the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, brachial plexus tumors, iliopsoas muscle and calcaneal tendon injuries, etc. Discuss indications for cervical scanning, including diagnosis of parathyroid adenomas, thyroid disease, cervical abscess and mass lesions, and laryngeal dysfunction This course is for veterinarians and technicians who have completed the Basic and Intermediate Soft Tissue Ultrasound courses, or who have lesser ultrasound experience but want to enhance a particular clinical area in their practice (eg. work-up of lameness) are also welcome to attend July 12 November 22 Joyce Holt Director, Academy of Veterinary Imaging Growing up, I spent time in New Mexico and Texas, where I was surrounded by a menagerie of animals and spent most of my time riding horses. I attended Tarleton State University and graduated in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Production. Following graduation, I worked for a wholesale grocery company as the manager of the IS Department. I decided to go back to college in 1996. This is where I was introduced to ultrasound and immediately fell in love with it. As fate would have it, I entered ultrasound school in 1997 and graduated in 1999. I worked as a registered Cardiac Sonographer for over a year, when I was approached by Sound-Eklin to be an Applications Specialist. I have been with Sound-Eklin for over thirteen years now, I am the Director of Education. My job is an adventure that encompasses my three biggest passions: animals, ultrasound and travel. I consider myself very fortunate to be a part of the Sound-Eklin team and to have the opportunity to build a very successful animal adoption program, and have saved hundreds of four-legged friends during the past seven years and look forward to another strong year. Joyce Holt, Director 4 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 5

Kim Radway, DVM, with Nigel Dr. Kim Radway graduated Suma Cum Laude from Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine. After completing her medicine, surgery and emergency medicine internship she practiced in these areas of expertise. In 2008, Dr. Radway began training in ultrasound at the Academy of Veterinary Imaging and completed every ultrasound course, and the DVM Imaging Program. Concurrent with this training, Kim continued to work full time in general practice, start a mobile ultrasound business, Rocky Mountain Veterinary Ultrasound, and work once a month for the highest volume mobile ultrasound practice in the country, New Jersey Mobile Associates. In July of 2011, Kim left general practice to pursue ultrasound full time and now serves multiple practices in Steamboat, Craig, Vail and Aspen, as well as, New Jersey. Kim enjoys spending time skiing, hiking and white water rafting with her husband and two daughters. She even finds time for their dogs, cat, guinea pig, hamster, horse and pony. 2014 Schedule of Classes Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology (CE: 14 hours ) Honing your Sonographic Diagnostic Skills Blending the Medicine with the Sonogram Course Objectives: Part 1 (Lecture only) This course includes a 2 part lecture series regarding the clinical and sonographic presentations of all major organ systems in canine, feline, and ferret medicine. Part 1 takes the attendee from the moment the patient presents to the clinician, through the clinical workup, culminating with the sonographic presentation, followed by a brief summary of the clinical outcome. Recognize and integrate the sonographic pathology into the clinical workup Recognize the pathological tendencies Stimulate clinical objectivity Address sampling techniques, recommendations, and procedures Part 1: July 8/9 Part 2 (lecture and hands-on scanning) Takes the attendee from the moment the patient presents to the clinician, through the clinical workup, culminating with the sonographic presentation, followed by a brief summary of the clinical outcome. Accompanied by a short hands-on scanning session reinforcing techniques. Address sampling techniques, recommendations, and procedures Part 2: August 21/22 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Canine (CE: 14 hours ) Discussion of canine neoplasms as well as case-based discussions in canine medicine will be presented Case discussions will integrate the clinical history, clinical exam findings, laboratory data, and radiographic/ultrasonographic findings in determining a diagnostic/ therapeutic plan and to monitor response to treatment Attendee participation, case presentation and discussion will be encouraged (please submit any case material for class discussion prior to the course) This is a lecture only course This course is for veterinarians who wish to build their diagnostic and treatment skills Taught by Dr. Brad Schmidt, a board certified oncologist December 5/6 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Feline (CE: 7 hours ) Discussion of feline neoplasms as well as case-based discussions in feline medicine will be presented Case discussions will integrate the clinical history, clinical exam findings, laboratory data, and radiographic/ultrasonographic findings in determining a diagnostic/ therapeutic plan and monitoring response to treatment Attendee participation, case presentation and discussion will be encouraged (please submit any case material for class discussion prior to the course) This is a lecture only course This course is for veterinarians who wish to build their diagnostic and treatment skills Taught by Dr. Brad Schmidt, a board certified oncologist December 7 Residents & Specialists Only Small Animal Ultrasound Camp Soft Tissue (CE: 40 hours ) This course will cover a basic to intermediate level of the abdomen, encompassing anatomy, physics, principles, knobology, image acquisition and protocols, normals, abnormals, case studies, what to do if scenarios, and touch on Doppler This course is designed for Residents and Specialists who need 40 hours of abdominal ultrasound with a Boarded Radiologist to build their level of proficiency and satisfy the requirements of the ACVIM September 15 19 Scan Only Instruction (CE: Soft Tissue 6 hours ) Expand on skills acquired in Basic and Diagnostic courses Hands-on scanning only, no lecture April 24/25 November 20/21 Electrocardiography (ECG) (CE: 14 hours ) A practical approach to canine and feline electrocardiography Attendees will learn to interpret clinically relevant canine and feline ECG abnormalities This course will review the basics of ECG interpretation and use a clinically relevant case based approach to demonstrate clinical utility This lecture-only course is taught by a board certified Cardiologist and is designed for veterinarians and technicians who wish to hone their ECG reading skills COURSE DATEs: August 4/5 6 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 7

2014 Schedule of Classes Echocardiography Diagnostics & Clinical Utility (CE: 20 hours combination of lab and lecture) Pre-requisite course recommendations: Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics Note: this course is strongly recommended as a pre-requisite for Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Parts 1 and 2, Echocardiography and Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 and the companion case study courses. A review of clinical cardiology with emphasis on; the indications and interpretation of the physical examination, ECGs and thoracic radiographs and the diagnosis, staging and treatment of common acquired heart disease in the dog and cat Review of the common echocardiographic 2D imaging planes, M-modes and measurements (2D and M-mode) Echocardiographic image optimization (knobology) Two dimensional and M-mode echocardiographic features of common acquired cardiac diseases in the dog and cat Hands on cardiac scanning instruction: Right sided imaging planes M-mode images Objective measurement of 2D and M-mode images An introduction to left sided imaging planes Small group break-out sessions using computer based case studies will be utilized to strengthen and consolidate the information presented in this course, gain experience with echocardiographic report generation and to facilitate related treatment discussions. February 5 7 April 30 May 2 August 6 8 November 13 15 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #1 (CE: 7 hours ) Companion to: Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information Cases will emphasize the evaluation of 2D and M-mode echocardiographic studies in dogs and cats April 3 August 9 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 (CE: 18 hours, combination of lab and lecture) Pre-requisite course recommendations: Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Note: This course is strongly recommended as a pre-requisite for Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2, Echocardiography and Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 and the companion case study courses. Understand the basic principles of Doppler as it applies to the echocardiogram Recognize normal and abnormal color flow Doppler Recognize normal and abnormal spectral Doppler (PW and CW) Become familiar with the color flow and spectral Doppler features of common acquired cardiac diseases in the dog and cat. Emphasis will be on the role of Doppler in the diagnosis and staging of diseases such as pulmonary hypertension and obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Understand spectral Doppler estimation of pressure gradients and theirclinical utility in acquired heart disease in the dog and cat Become familiar with standard color and spectral Doppler evaluation of the dog and cat Hands on cardiac scanning instruction: Optimization of the right and left side imaging planes to facilitate acquisition color and spectral Doppler Doppler-associated knobology Acquisition and interpretation of a standard color Doppler examination Acquisition, measurement and interpretation of a standard spectral Doppler examination Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate course information February 8 10 April 5 7 October 13 15 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #2 (CE: 7 hours ) Companion to: Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Provides computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information Cases will emphasize the evaluation of 2D and M-mode echocardiographic studies in dogs and cats February 10 afternoon/ 11 morning May 8 Short Stuff, a Pit Bull mix 8 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 9

Whitney Woodward, Education Administrator As Education Administrator for the Academy of Veterinary Imaging, Whitney Woodward ensures that weekly educational programs run smoothly. From course registration and correspondence, to the coordination and organization of lecture materials and staff, Whitney supports Academy customer service and course participant satisfaction. Whitney Woodward graduated from Texas Tech with a Bachelors of Science in human development and family studies. Staying close to Whitney s Texas roots, her husband, Victor Flamenco, and their 7 year daughter Shelby, stay busy with Taekwondo training and with adding Mandarin Chinese studies to Shelby s Spanish-English fluency. Whitney enjoys visiting museums, reading and being outdoors. 2014 Schedule of Classes Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 (CE: 11 hours ) Pre-requisite course recommendations: Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 Become familiar with advanced techniques to evaluate systolic function Learn how spectral Doppler can be used to help assess: Left ventricular filling pressures and how this relates to the diagnosis of congestive heart failure and prognosis Diastolic function and its clinical significance in common diseases Risk of thromboembolism in the cats with cardiomyopathy Assessment of the hemodynamic significance of aortic insufficiency Help diagnose pulmonary hypertension Learn how to perform and interpret a echocardiographic contrast study (bubble study) Provides computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information February 11/12 June 17/18 October 18/19 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3A Cats Only (CE: 7 hours ) Companion to: Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information Cases emphasize 2D, M-mode, color flow and spectral Doppler echocardiographic cases in cats September 12 October 20 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3B Dogs Only (CE: 7 hours ) Companion to: Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information Cases emphasize 2D, M-mode, color flow and spectral Doppler echocardiographic cases in dogs October 21 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 (CE: 11 hours ) Pre-requisite course recommendations: Introductory ultrasound: The Basics Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 (+/- Part 2) Become familiar with the following aspects of common congenital heart defects in the dog and cat: Breed predilections Clinical signs and physical examination findings Become familiar with the role of contrast (bubble) studies in the identification of shunting defects Learn how to perform a contrast (bubble) study Become familiar with the therapeutic and procedural options Two dimensional and M-mode features Color flow Doppler features Emphasis will be on understanding how 2D, M-mode, color and spectral Doppler echocardiography can help assess the severity and hemodynamic significance of congenital heart defects Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information June 16/17 October 15/16 I never knew there was so much more to ultrasound imaging than getting a good picture! I have learned more about the disease process than in any other CE course. I like that the year-long program forces me to continue practicing and reinforcing the skills I have learned. Jill Rodriguez Hill Country Hospital 10 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 11

Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #4 (CE: 7 hours ) Companion to: Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 3 Use computer-based case studies to strengthen and consolidate echocardiographic information Cases emphasize 2D, M-mode, color flow and spectral Doppler echocardiographic cases in dogs and cats October 17 Applied Echocardiography: Treatment & Management of Heart Disease in the Dog and Cat (CE: 14 hours ) Pre-requisite course recommendations: Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Utility Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler: Part 1 (+/- Part 2 and 3) Review of common cardiac diseases and principles of diagnosis, staging and management with emphasis on the role of echocardiography This course will be predominantly case based and attendees will be encouraged to participate in the evaluation of presented case materials (physical examination, ECG, chest radiographs, blood pressure, cardiac biomarkers, blood work and echocardiography) to develop diagnostic, treatment and follow-up plans In addition attendees are encouraged to bring case materials from cases they have seen for inclusion in group discussion This course is taught by a boardcertified cardiologist June 19/20 October 22/23 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop (CE: 7 hours ) This course includes group presentations of real small animal clinical cardiac cases Interpretation and discussion of initial history Physical exam and clinical findings will be followed by live scanning demos of each animal Overall case discussion, including follow up diagnostic and therapeutic plans This course is for veterinarians who wish to build their diagnostic skills in ultrasound March 9 May 4 August 10 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians (CE: 35 hours per week ) NOT AN ACCREDITATION Designed to meet the growing demand for veterinarians to become excellent ultrasound imagers Provides both classroom and clinical laboratory experience in the field of advanced veterinary imaging Program comprised of four one-week sessions Written tests and practicums, as well as homework Following successful completion of all four components of this class, students will receive a Certificate of Completion in Advanced Imaging Week 4: (2013 class) February 24 March 1 Week 1: April 7 12 Week 2: July 21 26 Week 3: October 27 November 1 Week 4: February 23 28, 2015 This course made such a difference in the effectiveness of ultrasound as a diagnostic tool for me. There is simply no substitute for the feedback available from experienced imagers. Veterinary Technician Imaging Program (CE: 35 hours per week. Not an accreditation program.) This course is comprised of four weeks of on site training spread out over a year s time, taking the student from a Basic to an Advanced Imaging level in both abdomen and cardiac ultrasound Anatomy, Physics and Principles, Image Acquisition, Protocols, Knobology, Normals, etc. are addressed Students are held accountable through written tests and practicums, as well as homework Upon completion of the course, they will receive a Certificate of Completion in Advanced Imaging This course is for veterinary technicians and human sonographers who wish to become excellent imagers of small animals Week 4: (2013 class) February 24 March 1 Week 1: April 7 12 Week 2: July 21 26 Week 3: October 27 November 1 Week 4: February 23 28, 2015 Radiology (CE: 14 hours ) This course will cover both thoracic and abdominal imaging, special procedures such as esophagrams and upper gastrointestinal procedures as well as how to perform these procedures. Case based presentations to apply the information learned will be covered on day two Taught by a board certified Radiologist Participants are welcome (but not required) to bring one or two cases COURSE DATEs: September 13/14 Jen Steeves Greenfield Animal Hospital Ana Goncalves, DVM, MS, Ana received her veterinary degree in she met her husband and followed him her native country of Brazil in 1998. to Knoxville, Tennessee in 2004. Since She then moved to Colorado where she then she has been raising their two spent three years pursuing her masters boys and giving workshops on echocardiography around the world. She degree, which focused on veterinary echocardiography at Colorado State divides her time between her clients, University. After finishing her M.S. doing deep tissue massage in Knoxville in 2000, she began doing research in and teaching ultrasound at the Academy of Veterinary Imaging in tissue engineering of heart valves until Dallas. left to right: Jamie Simross, Nigel, a miniature Australian Shepherd, and Dr. Ana Goncalves guide Academy students through digital radiography instruction. 12 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 13

2014 ISELP Schedule Sponsored by Sound-Eklin Three Day Modules Stifle and Thigh Peninsula Equine, Menlo Park, CA Lauren Work, 650.854.3162 info@peneq.com April 4 6 Fetlock, Metacarpus and Carpus Michigan State University LeeAnn Kaiser, 517.353.3142 kaiserl2@cvm.msu.edu May 9 11 Foot and Pastern Fairfield Equine, Connecticut Traci Oliveira, 203.270.3600 toliveira@fairfieldequine.com July 11 13 Neck and Back Virginia Equine Imaging, Virginia Christy or Lisa, 540.687.4663 iselp@vaequine.com October 3 5 Hands-On Modules Foot Ocala Equine, Ocala, Florida Kent Cantrell, 352.368.1616 ckcantrelldvm@yahoo.com January 18 Stifle Kleider Vet Services, Vancouver, British Columbia Alexia, 604.888.7565 nkleider@aol.com March 22 Stifle Hagyard Equine, Lexington, Kentucky Nicole Tomlinson, 859.685.3709 ntomlinson@hagyard.com May 31 Tarsus & Suspensory Ligament University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri David Wilson, WilsonDA@missouri.edu June 28 Fetlock to Foot Peninsula Equine, Menlo Park, California Lauren Work, 650.854.3162 info@peneq.com September 13 Course Fees & Education Packages Sound-Eklin s Academy of Veterinary Imaging offers a wide range of course options and packages to meet your practice s educational needs. We offer multi course packages with substantial savings. Single Course FeeS Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1...$ 1,485 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2...$ 1,485 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3...$ 1,485 Applied Echocardiography: Treatment & Management of Heart Disease in the Dog and Cat...$ 1,485 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Canine...$ 1,485 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Feline...$ 750 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop...$ 750 Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology: Part 1...$ 1,485 Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology: Part 2...$ 1,485 DVM Imaging Program (Certificate) per week...$ 3,150 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #1...$ 750 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #2...$ 750 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3A Cats Only...$ 750 Packages 4-Course Package 4-course attendances within one year, available to practitioners employed by the hospital. One delegate confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply....$ 3,290 Sole Practitioner Package Unlimited attendance, for one pre-specified delegate, for 18 months....$ 4,290 6-Course Package 6-course attendances within one year, available to practitioners employed by the hospital. One delegate confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply....$ 4,290 Multi-course packages are designed for the practitioner who would like to attend multiple courses, or larger practices who have additional staff member who can benefit from on-going education and training. Please contact us at 800.268.5354, extension 4 if you have any questions regarding single or multi course packages and pricing. Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3B Dogs Only...$ 750 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #4...$ 750 Electrocardiography...$ 1,485 Echocardiograpy Diagnostics & Clinical Utility...$ 1,485 FAST: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma.$ 750 Feline Only Instruction...$ 1,485 Introductory Ultrasound...$ 1,485 Musculoskeletal & Cervical Ultrasound...$ 750 Radiology...$ 1,485 Residents & Specialists Only: Small Animal Ultrasound Camp Soft Tissue...$ 2,650 Scan Only: Echocardiography and Abdominal both days concurrent...$ 1,485 Scan Only: Echocardiography or Abdominal per day.. $ 750 Soft Tissue: Advanced Soft Tissue...$ 1,485 Soft Tissue: Clinical Case Workshop...$ 750 Soft Tissue Diagnostics...$ 1,485 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program per week...$ 1,500 Unlimited Package 2 pre-specified delegates can attend an unlimited number of courses for one full year, one delegate confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply....$ 5,290 Unlimited Package 2 pre-specified delegates can attend an unlimited number of courses for one full year. Both delegates are allowed to attend the same course for no extra charge.. $ 6,290 ISELP.org Please visit the iselp website for detailed course information or questions pertaining to any ISELP courses. Tarsus & Suspensory Ligament Hagyard Equine, Lexington, Kentucky Nicole Tomlinson, 859.685.3709 ntomlinson@hagyard.com June 28 Education Packages Do Not Include: Equine, DVM Imaging Program, Veterinary Technician Imaging Programs, Small Animal Ultrasound Camps of any kind, or Resident and Specialists Small Animal Ultrasound Camps. No Show: All registrants: $ 1,485 Note: All courses, dates and locations may be subject to change without notice. CE credit hours are subject to regulatory review by state and may change without notice. Course meets the requirements for noted number of hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB s RACE approval; however, participants should be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of continuing education. 14 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 15

Meet Academy Instructors June Boon, BA, MS, June was introduced to veterinary ultrasound in 1979 when she was looking for work at Colorado State University. She was given the opportunity to help a radiology resident develop scanning techniques in animals using a Bscan that had been donated to CSU by a human hospital. After about 6 months an m-mode machine was donated to CSU and she was asked to try obtaining m-mode images in animals. At the time there were only a handful of veterinary references in the literature, all very general or all m-mode only regarding the potential of diagnostic ultrasound. Eventually given the choice of developing either the abdominal or the cardiac ultrasound program, the choice was easy, the dynamic field of echocardiography won! Since 1980, she has continued to be challenged with new modalities and diagnostic information about two-dimensional imaging, spectral Doppler, color flow Doppler, tissue Doppler, etc. She developed normal reference ranges for the dog, the cat and llamas. She has helped hundreds of veterinarians learn the skill of echocardiography and its interpretation. Her Manual of Veterinary Echocardiography remains the only book dedicated completely to echocardiography and is an acclaimed resource used by both generalists and specialists. Echocardiography remains a passion of hers and she loves to teach others to learn and enjoy this diagnostic modality. Bob Burroughs, RDMS,, Applications Specialist Bob Burroughs graduated from the U.S. Army Academy of Health Sciences, San Antonio, Texas in 1978 as a radiologic technologist. Bob was cross-trained in ultrasound in 1980 and became a nationally-registered sonographer by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers in Abdomen and OB/GYN sonography in 1984. Bob s early career ranged from staff ultrasound technologist to managerial roles in private practice administration and mobile sonography program development. In 1998 he graduated from Averett University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. In 1999 Bob became a veterinary sonography instructor and applications specialist with Sound Technologies (later Sound-Eklin ). In 2004 Bob went to work full-time in veterinary clinical imaging when he became the primary sonographer for the Veterinary Emergency Center in Richmond, Virginia. Bob is currently a lead sonographer for Sentara Healthcare in Southeastern Virginia and continues to enjoy being a part-time instructor in veterinary sonography for Sound-Eklin. Christine Reiman,DVM with Razzle, a domestic short-haired Tabby As a student of Veterinary Medicine at UC Davis, Dr. Christine Reiman had a passion for ultrasound and radiology. She worked in the small animal radiology department during summer breaks and took small animal and equine ultrasound electives. After graduating in 2002, working at Sound-Eklin was a natural fit. Since 2003, Dr. Reiman has worked in various capacities within the company as an Ultrasound Applications Specialist, an, and in the technical support department. She enjoys being able to incorporate travel, education and ultrasound in her career. 16 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 17

Robert Cole, DVM, DACVR Dr. Robert Cole is a graduate of Auburn Sonya G. Gordon, DVM, DVSc, DACVIM Cardiology University. After graduation, he was an Dr. Sonya Gordon graduated from the Ontar- associate in a mixed animal practice. After io Veterinary College in Canada in 1994. She almost five years of general practice, he then completed a small animal internship entered a residency in radiology at the at the Atlantic Veterinary College in Cana- University of Tennessee. After completion da and returned to the Ontario Veterinary of his residency, he joined the faculty at College where she completed an advanced Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medi- degree in cardiology and her cardiology resi- cine where he was head of Large Animal dency training. Subsequently she joined the Diagnostic Imaging. Dr. Cole then took a faculty of the College of Veterinary Medi- position as imaging director for an outpa- cine and Biomedical Science of Texas A&M tient-imaging center in the Dallas/Fort University and became board certified by Worth Metroplex. He is currently on facul- the American College of Veterinary Inter- ty at Auburn University where he hopes to nal Medicine in the specialty of cardiology finish his career. When not being a radiolo- in 1999. She has been on faculty at Texas gist or loyal Auburn Tiger fan, he prefers to A&M University since 1998 and is current- be out on his motorcycle. ly an Associate professor of cardiology and is proud to be a part of a busy progressive cardiology program. She considers herself a Justin A. Carlson, VMD, DACVIM Cardiology Dr. Justin A Carlson graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008 where he received his VMD and the Everingham Prize for Cardiology. After graduation, Dr. Carlson completed a rotating internship at Fifth Avenue Veterinary Specialists followed by a cardiology internship with Dr. Boileau, also at Fifth Avenue Veterinary Specialists. Dr. Carlson then completed his cardiology residency at Texas A&M University with a strong background and high clinical case loads of interventional cardiac procedures. Jennifer Drabo, BS, RDMS, Applications Specialist Jennifer has been working in veterinary ultrasound since 2004. She teaches at the Academy of Veterinary Imaging and is also an Applications Specialist with Sound Eklin. Jennifer is a 1999 graduate of Towson University with a degree in Health Science. She is a registered sonographer with the American Registry of Diagnostic Sonogra- Lori Drourr, DVM, DACVIM Cardiology Dr. Lori Drourr graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. She spent 9 years working in general practice prior to returning to academia to pursue her passion for cardiology. Following her residency at Texas A&M University, she achieved board certification by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) and became a Diplomate of the ACVIM in the College of Cardiology. As a specialist she has worked in private specialty practice and as an associate professor at the University of Guelph, Ontario Veterinary College. A clinical cardiologist and lecturer, Dr. Drourr is owner of clinician and teacher first and recently co-authored a clinical cardiology manual, The ABCD s of small animal cardiology- a practical manual that is published by LifeLearn. Her research interests are focused on canine chronic valve disease, dilated cardiomyopathy, imaging, interventional procedures and clinical trials. She considers her home College Station, Texas where she shares her life with her husband, 4 dogs and 2 cats. Dr. Carlson s special interests and advanced training in cardiology include interventional cardiology and treatment of end-stage, refractory congestive heart failure. Dr. Carlson is board certified in cardiology as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in the specialty of Cardiology. Dr. Carlson is a fitness enthusiast and in his spare time remains very active. He enjoys running with his two dogs (a Viszla and a Rhodesian Ridgeback), rock climbing, and weight lifting. phers and has experience on the human side specializing in Abdominal and OB/GYN studies. In addition to working with Sound Eklin, she is also the Clinical Accreditation Coordinator at the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine in Laurel, MD. Veterinary Cardiology Partners, a mobile cardiology service in the San Francisco Bay and surrounding areas. She enjoys teaching veterinarians and technicians and has lectured on topics related to cardiology at local and national meetings including the ACVIM, AVMA, AHAA, and the SFVMA. Dr. Drourr is proud to have been teaching with Sound-Eklin for over 10 years. In her free time, Dr. Drourr enjoys playing on the bay area waters surfing, windsurfing and stand up paddle boarding. MeliSa Griffith Applications Specialist, Veterinary Sonographer Melisa worked as a veterinary technician in private practice for 6 years. She obtained a Bachelors Degree in Animal Science and Business from University of Wyoming in 2001. Melisa worked in the veterinary ultrasound industry as an Account Manager and Director of Education from 2001 to 2004. After her position as Director of Education, she worked for Philips Medical Systems From 2007 to present Melisa has worked with the Academy of Veterinary Imaging as an instructor at courses, consultant in practices and an application specialist teaching clinicians how to use and optimize their machines. Melisa has also worked as a veterinary sonographer in the greater Salt Lake City area. Melisa completed an additional Bachelors Degree in Secondary and Post Secondary Education in 2011 from Utah State University. She is currently completing Cardiovasular Ultrasound division from a Masters Degree in Post Secondary Educa- 2004 to 2007. tion Utah State University. 18 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 19

Keven P. Gulikers, DVM, MS, DACVIM (SAIM) Gregory R. Lisciandro, DVM, DABVP, DACVECC, Dr. Gregory R. Lisciandro received his DVM degree from Cornell University, completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at The Animal Medical Center in New Dr. Gulikers received a Doctorate in Veter- York City, and has become a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency inary Medicine from Oklahoma State and Critical Care (ACVECC) and the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (Companion University College of Veterinary Medicine Animal). He has published clinical research that documented the clinical utility of an ultra- in 1998 and completed a private practice sound-applied fluid scoring system that reliably predicts the need for blood transfusion(s) internship in 1999 in south Florida. In 2002 in traumatized dogs; and developed TFAST, a thoracic ultrasound scan, to rapidly survey he completed a residency in Small Animal traumatized dogs and cats for life-threatening intrathoracic injury; and most recently Internal Medicine and earned a Master developed a third novel abbreviated lung ultrasound exam, called Vet BLUE (bedside lung of Science degree in Veterinary Medical ultrasound exam), used for rapid characterization of canine and feline respiratory distress. Sciences at Virginia-Maryland Regional He is a member of the ACVECC Education Guidelines Committee that is currently developing College of Veterinary Medicine. After his a Veterinary Advanced Trauma Life Support curriculum; and continues to publish novel clini- residency he worked in Phoenix for four cal research involving uses of ultrasound; and been invited to write several book chapters on years before moving to Dallas as a part- the use of AFAST, TFAST, Vet BLUE and other abbreviated ultrasound exam formats. He will ner at the Center for Veterinary Specialty again be the lead instructor for the AFAST3, TFAST3 and Vet BLUE lecture and lab at the Inter- Care. Dr. Gulikers has been the recipient of national Veterinary and Critical Care Symposium (IVECCS) in 2014. Currently, Dr. Lisciandro Trisha Grote, BS, RDMS, Applications Specialist Trisha Grote graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, NE in 1993 with a bachelor of science degree in Radiation Science, with a specialty in ultrasound. She became board certified in Abdomen, OB/GYN, Neurology, and Vascular and worked in human ultrasound for the next 15 years. In October of 2005 Trisha started teaching small animal ultrasound numerous honors, awards and grants, and has instructed and published on various subjects in his field. He is board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, and his interests include gastroenterology / nutrition, liver disease, endocrinology (especially thyroid-related diseases) and diagnostic procedures such as abdominal ultrasonography and endoscopy / laparoscopy. When not practicing medicine, Dr. Gulikers enjoys playing soccer and tennis, traveling and SCUBA diving. is Chief of Emergency and Critical Care at the Emergency Pet Center in San Antonio, Texas is a consultant for Hill Country Veterinary Specialists (www.fastvet.com). He is the editor and chapter author of a textbook coming out this winter entitled Focused Ultrasound Techniques for the Small Animal Practitioner (Wiley-Blackwell, 2013). education courses for Sound-Eklin, and doing field applications. She is currently full-time with Sound-Eklin in education, small animal applications, and is their equine application specialist. Martha Larson, DVM, MS, DACVR Dr. Martha Moon Larson received her DVM from Ohio State University. Dr. Moon Larson then completed an internship at Animal Medical Center, in addition to completing her MS and Radiology residency, also at Ohio State University. She has been ACVR accredited since 1987. She has been a practicing Radiologist at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Viginia Tech since 1986; where she is currently a Professor. Her interests include: Abdominal ultrasound, especially feline biliary and pancreatic disease; Thoracic radiology and ultrasound. Jack Maylunas, RDMS, RVT Applications Specialist Jack Maylunas obtained his BS from Rutgers University, and his Masters Degree from Texas A&M. He has been involved in clinical ultrasound in human and veterinary applications since 1990. His ultrasound training took place at Yale University. Jack enjoys fly fishing and rock climbing in his spare time. Matthew W. Miller, DVM, MS, DACVIM Cardiology Dr. Matthew Miller is currently a Professor of Cardiology in the Department of Small Animal Veterinary Clinical Sciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University. He is the immediate past president of the ACVIM Cardiology specialty. He received his DVM from Ohio Cassie Beck Murvay, BS, RDMS, RDCS, RVT Cassie graduated from Seattle University in 1994 with a Bachelor s Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and worked as a human sonographer specializing in obstetrics/gynecology, abdomen, cardiac and vascular. She has been an instructor with Sound-Eklin since 2000. Cassie is registered State University in 1984 and his Master of by the American Registry of Diagnostic Science degree from the same university in Medical Sonography (ARDMS). 1993. He became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Cardiology) in 1988. 20 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 21

Tony Pease, DVM, MS, DACVR Dr. Anthony Pease graduated from Virginia- Bradley R. Schmidt, DVM, DACVIM Oncology Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Dr. Schmidt received his veterinary degree Medicine in 1999. After graduation, Dr. Pease from Colorado State University in 1991. began a large animal surgical internship at Following veterinary school, Dr. Schmidt MarionDuPont Scott Equine Medical Center completed a small animal internship at VCA while completing his Masters Degree in West Los Angeles Animal Hospital, and then Veterinary Medicine. After completing a moved into private practice in the Boulder three-year residency program in diagnos- and Denver region. In 1994, Dr. Schmidt tic imaging at Cornell University, Dr. Pease entered a residency in medical oncology at became certified by ACVR in 2005. He has the University of Illinois. From 1996-1998, lectured extensively on diagnostic imaging for the past ten years with specific interest in ultrasound. He is currently the head of veterinary diagnostic imaging at Michigan State University and is also the current President of ACVR. Anna Procious, BS, RDCS, Applications Specialist Anna has been in the veterinary ultrasound field since 2001. She began as a mobile sonographer in the Dallas area with Sound-Eklin and continues to teach veterinary ultrasound with Sound-Eklin at The Academy of Veterinary Imaging in Arlington, Texas. She has experience imaging small animals and exotics. Anna graduated from Texas A&M University in 1995 and worked as a human sonographer specializing in cardiology prior to becoming a mobile sonographer. Anna is a Registered Cardiac Diagnostic Sonographer, a credential earned by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers and is a member of the Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers. Taeva Beck Schuller, BS, RDMS, RVT, Applications Specialist Taeva graduated from Seattle University in 1994 with a Bachelor s Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and worked as a human sonographer specializing in obstetrics/gynecology, abdomen, and vascular. Taeva has been with Sound-Eklin since 2000 and continues to teach veterinary ultrasound with Sound-Eklin Academy of Veterinary Imaging. Taeva is registered by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS). Craig Sink, MA, RDCS, RVT, Applications Specialist Craig is a graduate of East Carolina University where he obtained his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Sports Medicine/ Athletic Trainer. After graduation Craig was an assistant trainer at Georgia Tech and then the Head Athletic Trainer at North Carolina State University. In 1987, Craig changed careers and entered the world of diagnostic ultrasound. Craig is a registered Cardiac and Vascular sonographer. He has extensive scanning experience, not only in the realm of cardiac and vascular medicine, but also with abdominal and small parts scanning. He worked on the human side of medicine until 1999 when he came on board with Sound Technologies. After a three year break as an Applications Specialist with Toshiba, Craig is now back with Sound-Eklin as a Clinical Applications Specialist. Craig is an instructor for the courses and also performs system installs. Craig is an avid sailor and owns a 35 Pearson named Lemonade. Not only does Craig sail on the local waters of coastal North Carolina, but has extensive offshore experience with several trips to and from the Bahamas and Bermuda. Dr. Schmidt served as clinical instructor at Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. During his time there, Dr. Schmidt was a coordinator of the clinical oncology department, where he instructed senior students, interns, and residents in clinical medicine, provided didactic teaching to second and third year students and coordinated clinical research. Dr. Schmidt was involved in new/novel medical therapies for tumors of the canine urinary bladder and oral cavity. His other duties included serving as co-chair of the ICU procedures committee, and serving as coordinator for advanced imaging protocols (CT and MRI). Following his time at Purdue University, Dr. Schmidt moved into private practice at Florida Veterinary Specialists in Tampa, Florida. He later became a consultant at VCA Berwyn Animal Hospital in Chicago, Illinois, practiced internal medicine and oncology at VCA Veterinary Specialists of Northern Colorado, and was a telemedicine consultant with Sound-Eklin. Currently, Dr. Schmidt practices internal medicine and oncology at North Florida Veterinary Specialist in Jacksonville and is an ultrasound education instructor with Sound-Eklin. Dr. Schmidt s philosophy is to treat the entire patient rather than the disease, which led Dr. Schmidt to obtain a strong background in internal medicine as well as oncology. In addition, Dr. Schmidt is trained in endoscopy, diagnostic laparoscopy, and ultrasound. Dr. Schmidt develops treatment plans for animals that are not only based on current protocols, but based on a pet s overall medical health and needs. On a personal note, Dr. Schmidt enjoys fly fishing, mountain biking, and is trying to add surfing to his skill set, the latter taking some time to develop. Tom Sherrill DVM, BSEE, DABVP (Canine and Feline) Dr. Tom Sherrill graduated from the University of Florida in 1975 as an electrical engineer. He received his DVM degree at Mississippi State University in 1986. And in 1997 he was awarded Diplomat status to the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (Canine/Feline). Dr. Sherril has been a small animal practitioner since 1986. He has owned and operated a multi doctor practice, and is currently a practicing emergency veterinarian in addition to his mobile ultrasound practice which services the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Michael R. Soltero, DVM Dr. Soltero is a partner in Saguaro Veterinary Group, Scottsdale, Arizona where he performs medical and surgical procedures from ultrasound to hemi-laminectomies. Dr. Soltero started veterinary school at CSU in 1997 but took a hiatus to pursue other careers including fitness director and insurance planning for high net worth individuals. In 2009 he graduated from Kansas State University with his DVM. Dr. Soltero enjoy s as a veterinary practicioner is the diversity to do orthopedic surgery one hour and ultrasound the next, both of which are his favorite aspects of being a doctor. Alex Valdes, DVM, DACVR Dr. Alex Valdés graduated from Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León in Monterrey, México in 2000. He worked in private practice at San Luis Rey equine hospital, followed by an academic internship in equine medicine and surgery at Louisiana State University. He then completed a 3-year residency program in diagnostic imaging at University of Pennsylvania and became board certified by the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2008. Dr. Valdés has been an Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at Colorado State University with specific interests in musculoskeletal research and general clinical ultrasonography. 22 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 23

2014 Index page 1 2014 Calendar of Classes 3 About the Academy of Veterinary Imaging: Veterinarian & Technician Ultrasound Training Education 11 Advanced Echocardiography and Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 2 8 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Acquired Heart Disease: Part 1 11 Advanced Echocardiography & Doppler in Congenital Heart Disease: Part 3 12 Applied Echocardiography: Treatment & Management of Heart Disease in the Dog and Cat 7 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Canine 7 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Feline 12 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop 7 Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology 15 Course Fees & Education Packages Single Course Fees Sole Practitioner Package 12 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians 8 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #1 8 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #2 11 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3A Cats Only 11 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #3B Dogs Only 12 Echocardiographic Case Study Companion Course #4 p a g e 7 Electrocardiography 8 Echocardiography Diagnostics & Clinical Utility 15 Education Packages 4 FAST: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma, Triage & Treatment (in Veterinary Medicine) 4 Feline Only Instruction 4 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics 14 ISELP Schedule of Classes ISELP Fetlock, Metacarpus and Carpus ISELP Foot and Pastern ISELP Neck and Back ISELP Stifle and Thigh 5 Joyce Holt, Director of Academy of Veterinary Imaging 16 Meet Academy of Veterinary Imaging Instructors 4 Musculoskeletal & Cervical Ultrasound 12 Radiology 7 Residents & Specialists Only Small Animal Ultrasound Camp Soft Tissue 7 Scan Only Instruction 4 Soft Tissue: Advanced Soft Tissue 4 Soft Tissue: Clinical Case Workshop 4 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics 12 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program left: Gus, Terrier back cover: Dr. Bradley Schmidt and Abby, a Golden Retriever mix 24 academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354. option 4 25

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