The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), a nonprofit organization established in 1863 that represents over 85,000 veterinarians, will host their Veterinary Leadership Conference from January 8-11, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois. The conference provides networking opportunities, workshops, keynote speakers, team-building exercises, and continuing education credits to keep AVMA members informed of changes in the veterinary field.

1. American Veterinary
Medical Association to Host
Conference in January
Brian Daubs

2. American Veterinary Medical Association to
Host Conference in January
 As president of Treasure Coast Veterinary Surgical Service, a facility he
founded, Brian Daubs provides surgical care for animals along Florida’s
Treasure Coast. Active in his field, Brian Daubs belongs to such industry
organizations as the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
Brian Daubs also hold the title Chief of Surgery at Animal Specialty and
Emergency Hospital along Florida’s Space Coast.

3. American Veterinary Medical Association to
Host Conference in January
 Established in 1863, the AVMA is a nonprofit organization that acts as a
collective voice for veterinarians. Currently comprising more than 85,000
members, the organization aims to improve animal health and to advance
the veterinary medicine field.

4. American Veterinary Medical Association to
Host Conference in January
 Throughout the year, the AVMA hosts events and conference to keep its
members up-to-date on changes within the veterinary community. One
event, scheduled for January 8 through 11, 2015, at the Westin Michigan
Avenue in Chicago, is the Veterinary Leadership Conference (VLC). At the
event, attendees will have the opportunity to avail themselves of
networking opportunities and workshop gatherings, as well as listen to
addresses by keynote speakers. Attendees may also partake in team-building
exercises and gain continuing education credit.