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CVMA Online Seminar: Access to Veterinary Care: Affordable or Excellent—Why Not Both?

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CVMA Online Seminar: Access to Veterinary Care: Affordable or Excellent—Why Not Both?

Access to Veterinary Care: Affordable or Excellent—Why Not Both?
• July 22 & 24, 2025

CVMA Online Seminars are convenient interactive presentations offering CEUs held in real-time. This learning platform allows you to participate from anywhere with internet access—from your practice, your home, or anywhere you have an internet connection. Attending is as easy as a few mouse clicks. You will only need internet access and either computer audio, a headset, or a telephone.

This webinar is open to veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary hospital staff, and veterinary students only.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Affordable care should not equate to substandard care. This presentation will cover how to utilize registered veterinary technicians (RVTs) and veterinary assistants to expand access to care in a surgical setting. We will also explore how leveraging RVTs and veterinary assistants can enhance access to affordable surgical care without compromising quality. We will discuss how RVTs and veterinary assistants can work together to form creative anesthesia and pain management approaches, including making CRIs easy and how to learn and implement local blocks. We will also discuss case management when overnight care is not an option.

This course qualifies for 1.5 CEUs.

DATES AND TIMES

July 22, 2025

12:30 PM–1:45 PM (PST)

Register by July 19, 2025. 

JULY 22 REGISTRATION

July 24, 2025

5:30 PM–6:45 PM (PST)

Register by July 21, 2025.

JULY 24 REGISTRATION

SPEAKER

Robin Post, RVT

Robin Post, RVT

    Robin Post, RVT, started her medical career as a veterinary assistant in the shelter medicine department of the San Francisco SPCA, then assuming a supervisory role in the SFSPCA Spay/Neuter clinic. Before joining Animal Fix Clinic, Robin was Supervisor of Off-Site Spay-Neuter Services, where she coordinated MASH-style spay/neuter clinics and helped develop spay/neuter programs at municipal shelters. She is also a reserve field technician for HSVMA–RAVS. Robin has overseen the anesthesia of literally tens of thousands of dogs and cats (from half-pound kittens to feral dogs to geriatric patients) in just about every imaginable physical condition. She received the CVMA's Linda Markland Outstanding RVT of the Year Award in 2023.

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