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Welcome To Our Links Page. What we are trying to do on this particular page is to gather all the hyperlinks that lead visitors to outside resources and post them in one location. This way if you use a particular link from this site, you won't have to remember which page it was on beacuase you will be able to access it from this single page.  Platinum Sponser: Hill's Pet
Nutrition, Inc. Every day we prove that
quality scientific technology and compassionate animal care go hand-in-hand for
the improvement of pets' healthy lives. This is why Hill's only supports [and
exercises] the responsible, caring and humane treatment of dogs and cats. For
your efforts and your continued support of the OAVT we would like to say "Thank
you". Visit Hill's on
line.
 Gold Sponsor: Metropolitan
Veterinary Hospital. Since 1968,
Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital also has provided trusted emergency care for
pets throughout the Akron area. Our team can care for sudden illnesses and
respond effectively to traumas. Visit Metropolitan
Veterinary Hospital on line.
 Silver Sponser: Columbus Serum
Company. This is an industry where
technological advances are occurring frequently so it is essential that we are
able to provide the veterinarian with information in a timely, concise manner.
The Columbus Serum Company continues to enjoy success while adhering to its
fundamental principle: understanding the needs of the veterinarians that they
serve. Visit CSC on
line.
Bayer Animal Health. As a
world leader in animal health, Bayer is committed to providing effective and
dependable products that enhance and maintain the health of the animals you
care for. Whether you own animals or are just browsing, we invite you
to visit Bayer on
line.
IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. IDEXX's
primary business focuses on pet health, a growing market around the world. In
this market, IDEXX develops, produces and sells an integrated portfolio of
products and services to companion animal veterinarians. Offerings include
in-clinic diagnostic tests and instrumentation, laboratory services,
pharmaceuticals, and practice management software. Visit Idexx on
line.
Merial. Merial is
dedicated to the health, well-being and performance of animals. We offer
products and services to enhance the health, well-being and performace of a
variety of animals. We employ nearly 5,000 people and operate in more than 150
countries around the world. Explore the website to learn more about how Merial can
serve.
 Midwest Veterinary Supply.
Midwest carries products and equipment from approximately one
hundred and thirty different vendors. As we continue to grow, our goal will be,
as it has always been in the past, to provide the veterinary profession the
very best in service along with the quality merchandise at reasonable prices.
Visit MVS on line.  Novartis Animal Health, Inc.
We are at the forefront of new and better treatment for the
most common pet ailments such as internal parasites, fleas, renal, heart and
allergic diseases. For livestock and farmed fish diseases, Novartis Animal
Health offers prevention through vaccination as well as therapeutic products to
treat parasitic and bacterial infections. Visit Novartis on
line.
 Pfizer, Inc.
Pfizer, Inc. discovers, develops, manufactures, and markets leading
prescription medicines for humans and animals and many of the world's
best-known consumer brands. Our innovative, value-added products improve the
quality of life of people around the world and help them enjoy longer,
healthier, and more productive lives. Our products are available in more than
150 countries. Visit Pfizer on
line.
Abbott Laboratories. Abbott's
Animal Health Division is a leader in perioperative health care for the
veterinary market. Products include anesthetic and wound care products;
nutritionals; a complete line for I.V. fluid therapy; and other veterinary
critical care products. Visit Abbott
on line.
Heska Heska is committed
to developing innovative, research-driven solutions that truly impact the
quality of pet care. Heska is the advanced diagnostics and specialty products
supplier you can count on to help make a difference in veterinary medicine.
Visit Heska on
line.
Fort Dodge Animal Health.
Founded in 1912 and a division of Wyeth since 1945, Fort Dodge Animal Health is
a leading manufacturer and distributor of prescription and over-the-counter
animal health care products for the livestock and companion animal industries.
Fort Dodge Animal Health serves the U.S. and international markets,
distributing products in more than 100 countries. Visit Fort
Dodge on line and view a list of their current
animal products .
This section encompasses other organizations that we are affiliated with or whose services we trust and utilize on a regular basis. 
Academy of Veterinary Dental Technicians.
In October of 2000, the call went out for technicians who were qualified and
motivated to form a new academy in veterinary dentistry. The first Organizing
Committee meeting was held at the Western Veterinary Conference in February
2001. Dr. Edward Eisner spearheaded this group of technicians as an advisor and
mentor representing the AVDC. Visit the
AVDT website.
Academy of Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care
Technicians. AVECCT is the first
organization to be recognized by the National Association of Veterinary
Technicians in America as a veterinary technician specialty. Veterinary
Technicians that successfully meet the credential requirements and pass the
AVECCT examination will be known as Veterinary Technician Specialists. Visit
the AVECCT website.
Academy of Veterinary Technician Anesthetists.
The AVTA exists to promote interest in the discipline of veterinary anesthesia.
The Academy will provide a process by which veterinary technicians may become
certified as a Veterinary Technician Specialist-Anesthesia. The (Anesthesia)
VTS demonstrates superior knowledge in the care and management of anesthesia
cases. Visit the AVTA website.
American Animal Hospital Association.
The AAHA is an association of over 29,000 members who hold different jobs in a
veterinary clinic, including veterinarians, technicians, managers,
receptionists and more. AAHA believes in "Healthy Practices. Healthier Pets."
and we carry this ideal into everything we do. Our ultimate goal is always
excellent veterinary care. Visit the
AAHA website.
American Society of Veterinary Dental Technicians.
The ASVDT was created in 1994 by a group of veterinary technicians who have
dedicated the major part of their careers to veterinary dentistry. They
realized the need for an organization that would recognize the key role
technicians and other members of the staff play in the dental portion of a
practice. Visit the ASVDT website.
American Veterinary Medical Association.
The AVMA, established in 1863, is a not-for-profit association representing
more than 69,000 veterinarians working in private and corporate practice,
government, industry, academia, and uniformed services. Structured to work for
its members, the AVMA acts as a collective voice for its membership and for the
profession. Visit the AMVA website.
 Cincinnati Veterinary Technicians
Association. The Cincinnati Veterinary
Technicians Association (CVTA) is a group of veterinary para-professionals that
prides itself on continuing education and promotion of knowledge of our careers
and what we contribute to animal medicine, research, and education. The CVTA
also has representation with OAVT, District 3. Visit the
CVTA website.
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in
America. Our goals are to help you:
Influence the future of your profession, be a part of the decision-making
process that affects you, foster high standards of veterinary care and promote
the veterinary health care team. Whether you are an experienced vet tech or a
newcomer to the veterinary health care team, NAVTA has something for you. Visit
the NAVTA website.
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association.
The Ohio Veterinary Medical Association is a non-profit organization providing
services to its members in the areas of continuing education, advocacy on
public policy matters, and access to a variety of professional resources. The
OVMA represents over 2400 veterinarians. The organization has been serving its
members and the public since 1884. Visit the
OVMA website.
 Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing
Board. The Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing
Board was established for the purpose of licensing veterinarians and registered
veterinary technicians. The Board is the regulatory agency for the practice of
veterinary medicine in Ohio and is governed by Chapter 4741 of the Ohio Revised
Code. Visit the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board
Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board website.
 Society of Veterinary Behavior
Technicians. The Society of Veterinary
Behavior Technicians enriches human animal interactions by promoting
scientifically based techniques of training, management, and behavior
modification. SVBT provides a forum for discussion and continuing education
while working with allied professional organizations to strengthen the
veterinary health care team. Visit the
SVBT website.
Veterinary Hospital Managers Association, Inc.
The VHMA is a unique association, created in 1981, by and for veterinary
hospital managers. The guiding principles are to pursue excellence in practice
managment, open channels of communication and create the opportunity to develop
friendships between practices. VHMA offers a certification process and
conferences for management. Visit the
VHMA website.
The folowing links are collectively gathered and are offered for the resources that the organization(s) contain for the purpose of continual edcational courses and materials that they offer the world of veterinary technology. More information can be found on The Continuing Education Page of our site. Legal Disclaimer. The OAVT is not responsible for the content of websites or meetings listed above. The OAVT is also not responsible for ensuring that listed websites or meetings are eligible for continuing credit hours with the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board. Always check with the OVMLB's website for information regarding what counts towards your CE hours and what does not.  Animal Behavior Associates,
Inc. As certified, degreed applied animal
behaviorists, we bring the power of the latest scientific information to help
you understand and change your pet's behavior. Dr.Suzanne Hetts and Dan Etsep
announce 3 telecourses geared towards veterinary technicians and
other pet professionals. The 3 courses are approved for CPDT credits and the 2
fundamentals courses are approved by CACVT (California).
Veterinary Information Network.
The Veterinary Information Network is the first and largest online service for
veterinary professionals. It can be defined as a multi-specialist veterinary
facility, with boarded consultants and a fully-staffed library and trained
librarians. It brings together more than 6,000 online veterinarians. Visit the
VIN's website.
 Veterinary Learning Systems.
How can you decide where to turn to when your time is limited as it is? Why not
stick with the journal that practicing veterinarians all over the world have
used for over 20 years? The journal they have come to rely on most for
clinically relevant, up-to-date information. Sign up today to receive
Compendium and Vet Forum FREE! Visit the
VetLearn website.
Veterinary Support Personnel Network.
The Veterinary Support Personnel Network is for people working with, for, or in
the field of veterinary medicine. Membership in VSPN is free. In order to have
access to all of VSPN's community features including message boards, chats, and
CE, you will need to register. Visit the
VSPN's website.
VetMed Team. Join us in
the VetMedTeam discussion boards. Deepen your knowledge via the VetMedTeam
library and learn new skills through VetMedTeam online education. To top it all
off, there are many thousands of members of VetMedTeam with the same goals,
dreams and commitment to excellence, so make friends! Visit the
VetMed Team's website.
We have gathered these links here to help members and those interested in the field veterinary technology find institutions that have AMVA nationally accredited programs. 
Cedar Valley College. Cedar
Valley College maintains an institutional environment of excellence, which
facilitates and encourages learning; emphasizes and values quality education;
champions diversity; promotes student well-being; and creates a public
understanding and commitment to the college and its value to the community. For
more information see The Vet Tech Schools Page
or the CVC website.
Columbus State Community College.
We see Columbus State Community College as a dynamic and diverse institution
offering accessible, affordable, lifelong learning opportunities to meet the
educational, employment, and enrichment needs of our community as it
participates in the global economy. For more information please visit
The Vet Tech Schools Page or the
CSCC website.
Cuyahoga Community College.
CCC will be recognized as an exemplary teaching and learning community that
fosters service and student success. The College will be a valued resource and
leader in academic quality, cultural enrichment, and economic development
characterized by continuous improvement, innovation and community
responsiveness. See The Vet Tech Schools Page
or the CCC website.
Purdue University. Purdue
values the traditional arts and sciences as the foundation of its academic
enterprise, and strives to excel in these areas. Purdue also recognizes that
its international reputation is grounded primarily in its accomplishments in
the ever-developing science and technology disciplines. For more information
please visit The Vet Tech Schools Page
or the Purdue website.
 Stautzenberger College.
We design our programs to allow students a progression for gradual outcomes.
With the diversity of students that we enjoy, it is important to offer
short-term certificate programs that can lead into degree programs, allowing
students credentials necessary for employment while continuing their education
toward their career goals. See The Vet Tech Schools Page
or the Stautzenberger
website.
St. Petersburg College (formerly St. Petersburg Junior
College). We offer a wide range of
Technology, professional development, and academic classes designed to keep you
up-to-date, informed and knowledgeable about technology and trends in the
business world. Our presenters communicate with a freshness and enthusiasm that
you'll appreciate. Please visit The Vet Tech Schools Page
or the SPC website.
University of Cincinnati, Raymond Walters College.
The College strives to provide a general education which promotes tolerance,
lifelong learning, and a devotion to free inquiry and free expression,
producing graduates who are individuals of character, sensitive to the needs of
community, competent to contribute to society, and civil in speech and action.
See The Vet Tech Schools Page or
the RWC website.
 The Vet Tech Institute at Bradford
School. You’ve made the decision to become a
veterinary technician. Now what do you do? If you’re impatient to get started,
then the Veterinary Technician Program at the Vet Tech Institute at Bradford
School is for you! From the first day of your first term, you’ll be in vet tech
classes where you can work hands-on with our resident animals. A short 16
months later, you’ll graduate with an associate of applied science degree! Our
exceptional, caring faculty will be there to guide you towards graduation. The Vet Tech Institute at Bradford School is located in Columbus, one mile from
Easton and minutes to downtown. Enjoy a new facility, great faculty, and all
the entertainment options Columbus has to offer. Need to live on campus? Our
dormitories are located on, or next to, campus. See the
Vet Tech Institute at Bradford School website.
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