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Trends in Veterinary Licensure Impacting Your Practice
VHMA Member Price: $59; Nonmember Price: $89
This session will help participants better understand the licensure trends that are impacting the veterinary practice landscape. Learn about how changes in regulations addressing telehealth, CBD oil, and opioid Rx reporting may affect hospital operations. Review and recognize developments in the scope of practice of veterinary technicians and apply this information to optimize performance in the practice.
- Licensure for Veterinary Professionals
Licensure 101 - American Association of Veterinary State Boards
Who is the AAVSB and What Do We Do
Regulatory Board Structure in the U.S.
Online Licensure Verification and the Benefits to Your Hospital - Regulatory Issues Impacting Veterinary Hospitals
Telehealth
CBD and Regulation
Opioid Prescribing - Veterinary Technician Utilization
Model Scope of Practice for Technicians
The Public Understanding of Veterinary Technicians
VHMA Virtual Annual Conference Presentation
Original Recording:
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
2:10 PM Eastern
Credit
CEU1:1.0
Description
Speaker: Jim Penrod, CAE, FASLA
Jim joined the American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) in August, 2015 as its Executive Director. The AAVSB is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to support and advance the regulatory process for veterinary medicine. The membership of the AAVSB consists of 62 jurisdictions representing all of the United States and the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and nine Canadian provinces. Prior to joining the AAVSB, Jim worked with state and provincial regulatory boards while employed with the Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards, in Reston, Virginia, since 1991. Jim is a past chair of the Certified Association Executive (CAE) Commission and also served as a member of the examination committee for the program prior to his service on the Commission. The CAE program is designed to elevate professional standards, enhance individual performance, and designate association professionals who demonstrate the knowledge essential to manage an association in today’s challenging environment. While at CLARB, Jim received the CLARB Presidential Recognition Award for outstanding and tireless service to the Council in its efforts to protect public safety and welfare through leadership and innovative strategic management of the profession’s licensure exam. He was honored by the American Society of Landscape Architects when he was elected to be a Fellow of the association in 2010 for his leadership and management within the profession. In 2018, Jim received the Distinguished Association Executive Award from the Kansas City Society of Association Executives (KCSAE). As the KCSAE’s highest honor, the recipient of this award exemplifies the best in executive association management, continually bringing credit to the profession and the association management community.
