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<< -=- >> The Oregon Veterinary Technician and Assistant Association (OVTAA) was formed in June of 2005.
Our mission is to promote the profession of veterinary medical support staff and foster recognition and understanding of the roles of Veterinary Technicians and Assistants in the State of Oregon.
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What's New?06.25.07 - CE This week in Portland!Speaker/Topic: Enid Traisman, M.S.W., C.T, C.F.S., Director of the DoveLewis Pet Loss Support Group. On Thursday evening Enid will speak to us on matters of pet loss, euthanasia, and coping with grief and compassion fatigue within the veterinary clinic setting as well as our own lives.
When: Thursday, June 28, 7pm registration, 7:30pm program begins Where: DoveLewis, 1945 NW Pettygrove, Community Room, Second Floor RSVP: Holly Freeman, 503-490-2735 Cost: Free to OVTAA members, $20 non-members CE credit: 1.5 hours If you have any questions about the CE, please contact Holly Freeman, CE Coordinator, at 503-490-2735 or Marilee Muzatko, Treasurer, 503-764-5503. We hope to see you there! As always, new members and guests are welcome at our CE meetings.Please note the date of this meeting was erroneously listed as Friday in the newsletter! The correct date is Thursday.Posted on 05 Jan 2008 by april brown05.21.07The next OVTAA board meeting will be Thursday, May 24th at 7pm in Portland at Laurelhurst Veterinary Hospital. All OVTAA members are welcome to attend+. It is a great way to get more information about becoming an officer as well. An RSVP is not required but is appreciated Contact the webmaster for more details.Posted on 05 Jan 2008 by april brown05.10.07 - Looking for a new job?Our website now features classified ads geared both for technicians and assistants. It is great place to start your job search. Also, let advertisers know that you found out about their opening from the OVTAA as the money we raise posting classified ads on our website and in the newsletter goes to our association and helps fund all the events we host. It's just another way you can help support the association. Thanks!Posted on 05 Jan 2008 by april brown<< Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next >>
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