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Every course shown is RACE-approved through AAVSB. Enroll individually or use group checkout for 30% off when registering two or more attendees.
Upcoming live courses, each reviewed for technician eligibility and job relevance. Enrollment happens on the Vet On It Events site — each course link says so.
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Veterinary Dental Diagnostics: Dental Radiographic Positioning and Interpretation
Dental radiographic positioning and interpretation, framed around the technician’s role in the dental workflow: sensor placement, patient positioning, and image-quality checks.
- CE hours applicable to technicians: 3 hours
- Specialty: Dentistry
- RACE-approved · Program 20-1388190
Why it’s technician-relevant
- Positioning patients and sensors for dental radiographs is a core technician task.
- Builds the image-quality checks that keep dental procedures moving.
- Strengthens the monitoring and workflow duties technicians handle during dental cases.
Taught by Dr. Brenda L. Mulherin, DVM, DAVDC
Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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Neurology In A Nutshell
A practical neurology update focused on what technicians do: seizure monitoring, triage support, and the nursing workflow for neurological patients.
- CE hours applicable to technicians: 4 hours
- Specialty: Neurology
- RACE-approved · Program 20-1009830
Why it’s technician-relevant
- Seizure monitoring and serial neuro checks are technician nursing duties.
- Strengthens triage support for neurological presentations.
- Covers the nursing workflow for hospitalized neurological patients.
Taught by Dr. Susan Arnold, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology)
Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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Veterinary Ophthalmology: Adnexa, Cornea, and Intraocular Disease
Adnexa, cornea, and intraocular disease from the technician’s side of the exam room: ophthalmic exam preparation, safe patient handling, and the patient-care workflow.
- CE hours applicable to technicians: 4 hours
- Specialty: Ophthalmology
- RACE-approved · AAVSB RACE
Why it’s technician-relevant
- Prepares you to set up and assist ophthalmic examinations.
- Covers technician handling and monitoring for ophthalmic patients.
- Builds the patient-care workflow around ophthalmic cases.
Taught by Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, DACVO
Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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Veterinary Dental Surgery: Regional Anesthesia, Surgical Extractions, and Complications
Regional anesthesia, surgical extractions, and complications — focused on the technician’s role in anesthesia setup, patient monitoring, and dental procedure assistance.
- CE hours applicable to technicians: 3 hours
- Specialty: Dentistry
- RACE-approved · AAVSB RACE
Why it’s technician-relevant
- Regional-anesthesia setup and monitoring are technician responsibilities in dental procedures.
- Builds the assistance workflow for extraction cases.
- Covers the complication watch-outs technicians monitor during procedure and recovery.
Taught by Dr. Brenda L. Mulherin, DVM, DAVDC
Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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Feline Ophthalmology: Comprehensive Clinical Update
A feline ophthalmology update centered on technician work: exam preparation, patient monitoring, and low-stress feline handling.
- CE hours applicable to technicians: 2 hours
- Specialty: Ophthalmology
- RACE-approved · AAVSB RACE
Why it’s technician-relevant
- Low-stress feline handling for eye exams is everyday technician work.
- Covers monitoring and nursing care for feline ophthalmic patients.
- Builds the exam-preparation workflow for feline cases.
Taught by Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, DACVO
Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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On-demand library
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Advanced Equine Ophthalmology: Comprehensive Management of Corneal, Intraocular, and Neuro-Ophthalmic Disorders
Dr. Rachel Allbaugh
Three focused sessions covering challenging equine corneal, intraocular, and neuro-ophthalmic disorders.
Advanced: Equine Dentistry
Dr. Molly Rice
Decision trees for equine dental pathology, including extraction decisions and surgical management.
Avoiding Errors in Veterinary Laboratory Diagnostics: Collection to Interpretation
Dr. Daniel Heinrich
Identify and prevent analytical errors and interferences in clinical chemistry and hematology testing.
Canine High Grade Glioma — Emerging Oncology Research
Dr. Susan Arnold
Current research and treatment challenges for canine high-grade glioma and its relationship to glioblastoma.
The VetOnIt On-Demand Library
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Every recorded lecture in one bundle, with immediate access and certificates issued after passing each course quiz.
Cardio in the Real World: High-Impact Decisions, Triage, and Treatment Pearls
Dr. Darcy Adin
Case-based, evidence-informed guidance for common small-animal cardiac decisions and triage.
Complete Compounding Guidance: Balancing Benefits, Managing Risks, and Choosing the Right Pharmacy
Dr. Lauren Forsythe
A clinical framework for compounding risks, patient fit, and choosing a pharmacy partner.
Equine Cardiology Essentials
Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst
Equine cardiology continuing education with Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst.
Equine Genetics and Genomics
Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst
Genetics, breeding management, and reproductive considerations in horses.
Essential Controlled Substances: DEA Compliance, Recordkeeping, and Diversion Prevention in Veterinary Practice
Dr. Lauren Forsythe
Practical recordkeeping, DEA compliance, and diversion-prevention strategies for veterinary practices.
Intro: Equine Dentistry
Dr. Molly Rice
Oral examination, charting, anatomy, pathology recognition, referral, and radiography interpretation.
Introduction To Equine Ophthalmology
Dr. Rachel Allbaugh
A basic equine eye examination and subpalpebral lavage line placement course.
Judicious Use and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Lauren Forsythe
A practical framework for implementing antimicrobial stewardship in veterinary medicine.
Neurology in a Nutshell
Dr. Susan Arnold
Four focused topics covering common neurological conditions in small animals.
Solving Complex Dermatology Case
Dr. Jason Pieper
Four hours of practical education for diagnosing and managing complex small-animal dermatology cases.
The Eyes Have It: Practical Ophthalmology with Dr. Allbaugh
Dr. Rachel Allbaugh
Practical approaches to common ophthalmic conditions through four focused lectures.
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Are all courses RACE approved?
Yes. Every course shown on this page is RACE approved through the AAVSB RACE program and reviewed for technician eligibility. Vet On It is RACE Provider 50-29055. Requirements still vary, so confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
Will these hours count toward my credential renewal?
Each course card shows its CE hours applicable to technicians and its approval status so you can compare before you enroll. Renewal rules are set by your state or credentialing body and differ by jurisdiction and credential. Requirements vary. Confirm acceptance and hour limits with your credentialing authority.
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You leave this page and complete enrollment on Vet On It Events, the existing Vet On It events site. This page does not process payments, create accounts, or store learner information — enrollment, checkout, and your learner record stay in the existing systems.
What if I can’t attend the live session?
Live webinar registrants receive a recording within 72 hours of the session, so you can catch up on your own schedule.
What can I review in the CE Portal?
Use the CE Portal to review your Vet On It CE, certificates, payment history, and license details on file. After you complete a course, your certificate is also issued automatically by email.
I’m a veterinary assistant working toward a technician credential. Can I take these courses?
Yes — the courses cover practical technician tasks and assistants advancing into technician roles are welcome. Whether CE credit applies to your own credential or jurisdiction is your responsibility to verify: confirm with your credentialing authority before relying on the hours.
How does group enrollment work?
Register two or more attendees together through the group checkout on any course page to receive 30% off. Each attendee keeps an individual CE record and certificate.
Is Vet On It really sponsor-free?
Yes. Vet On It operates without pharmaceutical or nutrition industry funding, so course content is not shaped by sponsors.
Vet On It CE
Independent veterinary CE, since 2018.
Vet On It CE is an independent veterinary continuing education provider and AAVSB RACE-approved provider serving licensed veterinary team members in jurisdictions that accept RACE-approved CE.
Led by science, not sponsors: Vet On It accepts no pharmaceutical or nutrition company funding. Courses are taught by board-certified veterinary specialists through long-form lectures, live Q&A, and on-demand recordings.
- Founded
- 2018
- RACE Provider ID
- 50-29055
- CE hours delivered
- 200+
- Lectures
- 86+
- Coverage
- RACE jurisdictions
- Sponsor funding
- $0
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Last updated · February 2026
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