Continuing Education

The Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine is dedicated to providing high quality educational programming in animal care and technology to the veterinary and animal health community. Programs are offered for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, breeders, owners and trainers, ranging in a wide variety of topics.

Upcoming CE Courses

Two-Day Fracture Course

March 7-8, 2026

This course is designed for small animal practitioners seeking practical, effective methods to manage long bone fractures in dogs and cats. Participants will learn simplified techniques suitable for both straightforward and comminuted fractures, using modern implants that enhance surgical efficiency and reduce costs. By following key principles of fracture repair, complications can be minimized and outcomes improved.

Through a combination of lectures, clinical case discussions, and hands-on practice, attendees will gain confidence in choosing appropriate fixation methods and performing repairs. Practical sessions include fracture repair on plastic bone models and canine specimens, followed by postoperative radiographs to assess technique and reinforce learning.

Fracture Course Information and Registration

Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP) Training Course

AVERT Leadership: April 14, 2026
First Responders: April 15, 2026
Veterinary Professionals: April 16, 2026 (Veterinarians and Licensed Technicians)

This training is intended for first responders (including Fire Service, Law Enforcement and EMS), emergency management, public health, public safety communicators, governmental administrative, veterinarians and others who may provide support, assistance or aid to those dealing with bovine or large animal emergencies.

This training will equip agricultural and traditional responders with foundational knowledge and practical skills to address the unique challenges motor vehicle incidents with bovines can present for emergency personnel. The knowledge and skills gained will assist in the effective preparation and response to this type of emergency and the unique situations that are presented.

LERP Training Course Information and Registration

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