Pharmacology Veterinary CE Events
Explore our archive of RACE-approved Pharmacology continuing education events featuring board-certified specialists in pharmacology.
What is Pharmacology in Veterinary Medicine?
Veterinary pharmacology involves the study of drug action in animals, including medication selection, dosing, interactions, and adverse effects. This field is crucial for safe and effective treatment protocols.
Common Conditions Treated: Pain management, antimicrobial stewardship, anesthesia protocols, drug interactions, adverse reactions, compounding considerations
Why Continuing Education Matters: Proper medication use is fundamental to veterinary practice. Staying current with new drugs, dosing guidelines, safety considerations, and regulatory requirements ensures effective treatment while minimizing risks.
Past Pharmacology Events (5)
Essential Controlled Substances: DEA Compliance, Recordkeeping, and Diversion Prevention in Veterinary Practice
Lecture 1: Recordkeeping: Do you know where your controlled drugs are? Learning Objectives: Explain why controlled substance recordkeeping must be a p...
Dr. Lauren Forsythe , PharmD, MBA, DICVP, FSVHP
Dr Lauren Forsythe: Judicious Use of Antimicrobials, Including Antibiotics
JUDICIOUS USE AND ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP PRESENTED BY: Dr. Lauren Forsythe, PharmD, MBA, DICVP, FSVHP DATE: September 9, 2025 DURATION: 60 minutes ...
Dr. Lauren Forsythe , PharmD, MBA, DICVP
Judicious Use and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Veterinary Medicine
Online CE Lecture
Judicious Antimicrobial Use
AVMA-endorsed guidelines for clinical practice
Keeping Controlled Substances Under Control
Dr. Lauren Forsythe , PharmD, MBA, DICVP
Frequently Asked Questions About Pharmacology CE
How many Pharmacology CE hours do I need?
CE requirements vary by state and license type. Most states require 15-30 hours of continuing education annually, with some requiring specific hours in certain specialties. Check with your state veterinary board for exact requirements.
Are VetOnIt CE Pharmacology courses RACE approved?
Yes, all VetOnIt CE programs are RACE approved for continuing education credit. Our provider ID is 50-29055. RACE approval ensures the content meets high educational standards and is accepted by all state veterinary boards.
What makes VetOnIt CE Pharmacology courses different?
VetOnIt CE is completely sponsor-free, meaning our content is led by science, not commercial interests. Our Pharmacology experts focus solely on evidence-based medicine and improving patient outcomes, without influence from pharmaceutical or device companies.
Can I access past Pharmacology event recordings?
Recordings may be available to registered participants through their VetOnIt CE account. Contact support@vetonitce.org for assistance accessing past event materials or to inquire about on-demand availability.
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