Japan Registration

On Saturday November 10 from 6-8pm, join us for food, fun, entertainment and a little local culture at our Hawaiian paniolo-themed cocktail party. All registrants are warmly invited to attend. HVMA members may also bring a guest. Non-members may purchase additional tickets here as needed for their guests.

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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Lunch is included for conference attendees on registered days. If you are bringing non-attendee guests or are an exhibitor, you may purchase extra tickets here.

**Note: when adding tickets in the cart, make sure you check the date AND select a quantity of tickets for each day you wish to purchase lunch.

Our guests from Japan must register through this portal or via Nichiyo Air Service. Conference fees includes exhibit hall access, three full days of continuing education lectures, live translation of selected lectures and laboratory sessions, printed proceedings (English), morning and afternoon snacks and beverages in the exhibit hall, a hot buffet lunch each day (Nov 9-11), and admission to the cocktail party on Saturday November 10.

Sessions available:
1. Veterinarian lecture – November 9, 10, 11
2. Veterinarian lecture with Japanese translation – November 9, 10, 11
3. Veterinarian laboratory with Japanese translation (conference AND laboratory registration required) – November 8 and 9
4. Veterinarian technician lecture – November 10 and 11
5. Veterinarian technician lecture with Japanese translation – November 9, 10, 11
6. Veterinarian technician laboratory (conference AND laboratory registration required) – November 9 (Japanese translation) and 10

Laboratory sessions start on November 8 and continue through the weekend. Separate registration is required. Those planning to attend only a laboratory session still must register for the conference.

You may also fill out a registration form and mail it** with a check or money order (U.S. dollars only) made payable to:

Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association
P.O. Box 61309
Honolulu, HI 96839-1309

**There will be an additional charge for mail-in and on-site registrations.
Early bird pricing ends Sept 15. Online registration closes Nov 8.

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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Access to digital proceedings is included with your conference registration. You may purchase a printed copy of the proceedings here. Please note the deadline for ordering is 9/30/2018.

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/8/2018 Thursday
9am-12pm
Territorial I & II Rooms

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for our Japanese guests, but is open to all registrants. The lectures are given in English and translated live to Japanese. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lab limited to 20 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Brian S. Beale, DVM, DACVS and Don A. Hulse, DVM, DACVS

Mahalo nui loa to Veterinary Orthopedic Implants for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/8/2018 Thursday
1pm-4pm
Territorial I & II Rooms

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for our Japanese guests, but is open to all registrants. The lectures are given in English and translated live to Japanese. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lab limited to 20 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Brian S. Beale, DVM, DACVS and Don A. Hulse, DVM, DACVS

Mahalo nui loa to Veterinary Orthopedic Implants for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/9/2018 Friday
8:30am-11:30am
Territorial I & II Rooms

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for our Japanese guests, but is open to all registrants. The lectures are given in English and translated live to Japanese. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lab limited to 20 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Brian S. Beale, DVM, DACVS and Don A. Hulse, DVM, DACVS

Mahalo nui loa to Veterinary Orthopedic Implants for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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Treatment of Grades III & IV Medial Patellar Luxation

11/9/2018 Friday
1pm-4pm
Territorial I & II Rooms

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for our Japanese guests, but is open to all registrants. The lectures are given in English and translated live to Japanese. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lab limited to 20 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Brian S. Beale, DVM, DACVS and Don A. Hulse, DVM, DACVS

Mahalo nui loa to Veterinary Orthopedic Implants for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/9/2018 Friday
1pm-4pm
Territorial III Room

This lab will cover the top five behavioral tips all cat parents should know. In this laboratory we will cover the essentials of proper feline behavioral husbandry and care – i.e. the information veterinarians and staff members should be discussing with new kitten/cat parents. Questions we will address include:

• What is the best litterbox?
• What type of toys should I get and how should I play with my cat?
• How do I get my cat to like visitors and my other cats?
• How do I prevent my cat from scratching the furniture?
• How do I get my cat used to having her nails trimmed and being brushed?

Information will be put into practical use through demonstrations using kittens and adolescent cats.  Different types of toys and play will be demonstrated as well as desensitization to handling for nail trims and pilling.

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for our Japanese technicians, but is open to all registrants. The lectures are given in English and translated live to Japanese.
Lab limited to 36 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Karen Sueda, DVM, DACVB, and Amy Sturlini, RVT (Behavior Technician)

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/10/2018 Saturday
9:30am – 11:00am
Territorial III Room

This lab will cover the top five behavioral tips all cat parents should know. In this laboratory we will cover the essentials of proper feline behavioral husbandry and care – i.e. the information veterinarians and staff members should be discussing with new kitten/cat parents. Questions we will address include:

• What is the best litterbox?
• What type of toys should I get and how should I play with my cat?
• How do I get my cat to like visitors and my other cats?
• How do I prevent my cat from scratching the furniture?
• How do I get my cat used to having her nails trimmed and being brushed?

Information will be put into practical use through demonstrations using kittens and adolescent cats.  Different types of toys and play will be demonstrated as well as desensitization to handling for nail trims and pilling.

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

This lab is intended primarily for veterinary technicians, but is open to all registrants.
Lab limited to 36 participants.

Lecturer/Instructor: Karen Sueda, DVM, DACVB, and Amy Sturlini, RVT (Behavior Technician)

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/8/2018 Thursday
8:00am – 12:00pm
Kauai Room

This lab is for veterinarians only. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lecture participants will join for the 8-9am lecture only. Lab participants will continue with hands-on extraction techniques using cadaver heads. Lab capacity limited to 8 participants.

The wet lab is designed to allow veterinarians to learn how to extract teeth and increase skills when surgically extracting teeth. Creation of gingival and mucoperiosteal flaps, bone removal, sectioning teeth, elevation of teeth, and luxation of teeth principles will be taught and practiced in order to understand the principles of tooth extraction.

Learning Objectives:
1. Veterinarians will learn the basic principles in surgical extraction of canine teeth including creating a mucoperiosteal flap, sectioning teeth, elevating, and luxating teeth, as well as creating tension free mucoperiosteal flap closures and hints to improve already present extraction skills.

Lecturer/Instructor: Kevin S. Stepaniuk, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

Mahalo nui loa to iM3 for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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11/8/2018 Thursday
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Kauai Room

This lab is for veterinarians only. Please choose the full lab or lecture only. Lecture participants will join for the 1-2pm lecture only. Lab participants will continue with hands-on extraction techniques using cadaver heads. Lab capacity limited to 8 participants.

The wet lab is designed to allow veterinarians to learn how to extract teeth and increase skills when surgically extracting teeth. Creation of gingival and mucoperiosteal flaps, bone removal, sectioning teeth, elevation of teeth, and luxation of teeth principles will be taught and practiced in order to understand the principles of tooth extraction.

Learning Objectives:
1. Veterinarians will learn the basic principles in surgical extraction of feline teeth including creating a mucoperiosteal flap, sectioning teeth, elevating, and luxating teeth, as well as creating tension free mucoperiosteal flap closures and hints to improve already present extraction skills.

Lecturer/Instructor: Kevin S. Stepaniuk, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

General conference registration is required to attend laboratory sessions.

Mahalo nui loa to iM3 for making this lab possible. 

To register for this, click the “Add to Cart” button, then the “In the cart (View)” button. Detailed instructions here.

Questions? Contact us at contact@hawaiivetmed.org.

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