4:15 pm : Questions and Answers

4:30 pm : Evaluation and Adjourn


Guest Speaker
Dr Gary S. Goldstein, DVM, Fellow AVD, DAVDC
Dr. Goldstein is an Associate Clinical Professor, Director of the Veterinary Dental Service and Associate Medical Director of Small Animal Specialties at the University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center. He graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Veterinary Medicine in 1984. After graduation, he moved to Houston, Texas to study veterinary dentistry at the Houston Veterinary Dental Clinic. In 1988 he joined Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists where his practice was limited to veterinary dentistry accepting referrals for the entire Gulf Coast region. From December of 1996 to December 2001 he worked in senior management with Banfield, The Pet Hospitals as the field director for the Minnesota region and as the Medical Director for the Oregon and Washington region. He is past president of the American Veterinary Dental Society and is past chairman of the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry examination committee and is currently a member of the board of directors of the AVDC as recording secretary. In April 2002 he joined the faculty at the University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center where he teaches veterinary students and manages the clinical dental service. Dr. Goldstein and his staff of two veterinary technicians and 2 dental residents see over 1500 cases per year. Dr. Goldstein is a published author and lecturer, has published numerous articles relating to veterinary dentistry and has written several chapters in veterinary textbooks

SCAAHA Officers
Student Chapter of the American Animal Hospital (SCAAHA) is dedicated to providing students with current information on small animal medicine and surgery and practice management topics. In addition to monthly meetings and lectures, multiple wet labs are scheduled during the year to provide hands on activities aimed at improving clinical skills. Weekly rounds on internal medicine topics are held in a problem based learning format, which helps integrate theoretical knowledge from class with practical applications from real hospital cases. All students are welcome to be members.

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This article is reposted with thanks to Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

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