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TVMA News
Thank You for your Membership in TVMA!
As a member, you have contributed to a strong association that works to protect your profession, but there is so much more to be done to ensure the future of the veterinary profession. We ask you to continue your membership. Together we can make a difference. For information on services, click here. Your dues notice was sent on October 1st to your email address. If you have not received it, please contact the TVMA office at green.delo@gmail or 931-438-0070.
Upcoming CE Dinner Meetings on Rabies Law in TN
In November, CE/dinner meetings will be offered across the state on the Rabies Law in TN. The focus will be on how the rabies law is enforced and about the specific roles and responsibilities of veterinarians in the event of an animal bite case or if a vaccination question arises. The program will be presented by Heather Henderson, DVM, MPH, Epidemiologist, Tennessee Department of Health. Co-presenter will be Lauren Olavessen, DVM, with Merial. We thank Merial for their sponsorship of the programs. Watch for registration information for the programs to be held in Chattanooga, Johnson City, Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville.
Refunds Available for Penalties Paid on Professional Privilege Tax
The TVMA received notice from Barbara Sampson, Assistant Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Revenue, that the Department will be issuing refunds for penalties paid by veterinarians who have been in good standing with the Department for the past two years. In order to receive your refund, it will be necessary for you to send a letter or email directly to Ms. Sampson. Read more...
2015 MCVC
February 27 - March 1, 2015
Embassy Suites Nashville SE/Murfreesboro
1200 Conference Center Blvd.
Murfreesboro, TN
These speakers have been added to the program:
Dr. Clarke Atkins - Canine & Feline Heartworm Updates - Sponsored by Merial
Dr. Dee Griffin - Beef Cattle
Dr. John Mauterer - Soft Tissue Surgery
Dr. Chris Reeder - Endocrine Skin Diseases - Sponsored by Dechra Click here for more information.
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AVMA News
Join us at the AVMA Economic Summit
October 28, Chicago
This year's Summit will focus on the vertically-related markets within the profession, specifically the market for veterinary education, the market for veterinarians, and the market for veterinary services. Attendees will also explore veterinary economics overall and the value and need to collect and analyze veterinary economics data in a collaborative but systematic way. Data reviewed during the Summit will include: employment/unemployment of veterinarians, supply/demand for veterinarians, and price/income elasticity for veterinary services.
Click here for registration information.
Humane Endings: AVMA to Host Symposium on the Euthanasia, Humane Slaughter and Depopulation of Animals - November 3-5 - Chicago
AVMA is hosting a unique animal welfare symposium that will bring together thought leaders from around the globe as they explore best practices for euthanasia, humane slaughter and depopulation across animal species. Read more...
Interested in Volunteering with AVMA?
Are you or a colleague interested in applying for a volunteer opportunity with the AVMA? We invite you to explore the positions available this year and in 2015. Please visit the updated Volunteer Opportunities section of the AVMA website to learn more.
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Regulatory News
Tennessee New Hire Reporting Program
Effective October 1, 1997, state and federal law (Tennessee law, §36-5-1102 through §36-5-1105, and the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 42 U.S.C. 653a) require all employers to report new and re-hired employees to the Tennessee New Hire Reporting Program within 20 days of the date of hire. Read more...
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UTCVM News
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Would you like to participate on UTCVM Class of 2019 Interview Team?
Each year, the UTCVM admissions team makes over 800 admissions decisions that impact the lives of students who are just like you, passionate about veterinary medicine. We, once again, invite you to participate in that admission process. Read more ...
Tennessee Dean Jim Thompson Joins AAVMC Board of Directors
Dr. Jim Thompson, dean of the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, has been elected to serve on
Former UTVCM Dean Mike Shires Passes Away The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine is saddened to share that Dr. Mike Shires passed away this week in South Africa. He was in the final stages of lymphoma and was under hospice care at home in South Africa with his wife and daughter. Read more...UTCVM Emeritus Professor Passes Away Dr. David Brian, Emeritus Professor at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine, died last week. An original college faculty member, he had retired in June after 38 years. Read more...
Upcoming CE Programs
Emergency and Critical Care Seminar - November 1, 2014
December Conference - December 2-5, 2014
For more information, visit the UTCVM website.
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LMU-CVM News
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LMU-CVM'S Dascanio Publishes BookLincoln Memorial University-College of Veterinary Medicine (LMU-CVM) faculty member Dr. John Dascanio has published the book "Equine Reproductive Procedures" with co-editor Dr.
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Allied Member Spotlight
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Lynn Davis
Paladin Business Consulting
Our spotlight for October falls on Mr. G. Lynn Davis is the owner of Paladin Business Consulting, a practice management company specializing in veterinary practices. He helps clinic owners attain a higher quality work-life as well as better financial results. He has a wide variety of professional experience and awards, having owned, started, and managed several successful businesses in the Nashville, TN area.
Lynn believes that successful practice leaders are able to create a business culture that promotes and recognizes the energy, intellect, and creativity of its human resources. He believes that most business decisions ought to be made at the point of service delivery by the very people doing the work. Therefore, he assists business and practice owners in the difficult task of cultural development. He offers many tools and techniques that favorably affect operational efficiency and promote accurate and timely data collection and decision-making. For small businesses, such as veterinary clinics, he defines success as maximizing profits while enhancing the lifestyle of the owners and staff.
He was born and raised in Music City, USA. He is married and a dedicated father and the proud papa to four granddaughters. His community service and charitable efforts have mainly centered on substance abuse and family assistance programs by serving as an officer and on the board of the Alcohol and Drug Council of Middle Tennessee for 12 years. His hobbies include motorcycling, woodworking, creative writing, and photography.
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Practice News
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National Veterinary Technician Week - October 12-18
Celebrate the veterinary technicians in your life during the annual National Veterinary Technician Week, which will run from Oct. 12-18. The week symbolizes the commitments all veterinary technicians make to the veterinary profession. Read more...
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Dates to Remember
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- Oct 12-18 - National Veterinary Tech Week
- Oct 18-19 - ETVMA Conference
- Oct 28 - 2nd Annual AVMA Economic Summit - Chicago
- Nov 1 - UTCVM Emergency and Critical Care Seminar
- November - Pet Diabetes Month
- Dec 2-5 - UTCVM December Conference
- Feb 27-Mar 1, 2015 - MCVC Embassy Suites Hotel Murfreesboro, TN
- Mar 12-15, 2015 - Vet Lectures - Sedona, Arizona
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Classifieds
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Pet Rehab & Pain Clinic for Sale
Successful 1 doctor out-patient-style Integrative Rehab Clinic in leased space in Chesterfield, Missouri. Offers all therapeutic and exercise options. Owner moving to do missionary work; will help train-up doctor. 14 appointment days/month, 12 month gross $600k. www.animalrehabstlouis.com
dravafrick@avafrick.net
Practices For Sale Nationwide
CALIFORNIA: Fresno County - 2,500sf w/RE and 2-exam rooms. CA7.
FLORIDA:
Dixie County - 3,500sf SA w/RE and 2-exam rooms. FL20.
Levy County - 2,200sf SA w/RE. Gross income >$500K. FL72.
Pinellas County - ER hospital in 2,700sf facility. 4-exam rooms. FL73.
Pinellas County - 1,500sf Full Service SA Hospital. 3-exam rooms. FL74.
St. Lucie County - 2,200sf w/RE and 2-exam rooms. FL71.
GUAM: 3,000sf SA in US Territory. 4-exam rooms. GUAM1.
ILLINOIS: Chicago Suburb - Multi-doctor SA Hospital. 2,200sf w/RE. IL2.
MAINE: York County - 2,000sf SA w/RE. 2-exam rooms. ME5.
MICHIGAN - Bay County - Reduced Price! 2,500sf SA w/RE. 2-exam rooms. MI1.
NEW YORK: Onondaga County - ER in Central NY! 2,400sf w/3-exam rooms. NY7.
OREGON: Linn County - Willamette Valley. 2-story. Gross >330K. OR2.
PENNSYLVANIA: Westmoreland County - 4,300sf w/RE. 2-exam rooms. PA5.
TEXAS: Jackson County - 2,500sf SA and 2,368sf LA w/RE. TX1.
VERMONT: Orleans County - 2,500sf w/RE. 2-exam rooms. VT3.
VIRGINIA: Richmond-Metro Area - Multi-doctor Hospital. Gross Income approaching $2M! VA7.
WEST VIRGINIA: Cabell County - AAHA Accredited, 1,800sf w/RE. WV2.
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Ultrasound for sale
Toshiba Capasee II Model #SSA-220A 6 MHz Convex Transducer 7.5 MHz Linear Transducer VCR and remote Sony UP-890MD B/W printer 9 Rolls of printer paper All owner's manuals $4,000.00 615-662-1700 ask for Dr. Pruett or Dr. Talbott
Tazewell, TN. Well, established turn key small animal clinic for sale. Approximately 1920 sq feet with ample parking or potential expansion (approx 960 sq feet). All equipment included (surgical table, anesthesia machine, centrifuge, etc.). Located on the main road for great visibility and access for clients. Recently passed clinic inspection for the next 2 years. Sales price is negotiable! For inquiries, please email
Knoxville, TN. Solo small animal practice incl. 1300+ sq.ft. clinic building and 1 acre land. Excellent location with plenty of room for expansion. Building and equipment in good condition. Five year(2007-11) average annual gross over $280K being open 4.5 days/wk. Asking $315K. Reply to lod478@gmx.com.
Knoxville small animal practice for sale. $395K, includes real estate. Reply to tennvet1@gmail.com |
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