AAHA’s Yearly Conference will rise above the rest at the mile-high altitude of beautiful Denver, Colorado. AAHA is eager to introduce you to “our town” for this year’s exciting conference—the only conference dedicated exclusively to companion-animal care. Staffed exclusively by AAHA employees, our conference has a personal touch you won’t find anywhere else.

Covering everything from anesthesia to zoonotic diseases, the AAHA conference offers more than 300 hours of CE designed to capture the latest diagnostic techniques, advances in therapeutics, and the most sophisticated methods of practice management so that you can implement this cutting-edge knowledge in your practice.

There are learning opportunities for veterinary professionals, including practice owners and managers, associate veterinarians, technicians, assistants, and client-focused professionals. Course levels range from “back to the basics” to intermediate to even more advanced content this year.

Your Full Conference Registration Includes:

• Three-and-a-half days of the hottest topics in veterinary CE
• Conference Proceedings online in February 2012 and free CD-ROM for all attendees
• Opening Session with complimentary brunch on Thursday
• Breakfast Briefs with continental breakfast on Friday
• Exhibit Hall Happy Hours on Friday and Saturday, as well as daily refreshment breaks
• Fun Night on Saturday
• Admission to the Exhibit Hall that showcases the latest veterinary industry products and services
• Discount lunch coupons to use in the Exhibit Hall on Friday and Saturday

About AAHA
The American Animal Hospital Association is an international organization of approximately 5,500 veterinary care teams, comprised of more than 48,000 veterinary professionals, who are committed to excellence in companion animal care. Established in 1933, the Association is well-known among veterinarians for its leadership in the profession, high standards for veterinary practices and pet health care, and most importantly, its accreditation of companion animal practices. For more information about AAHA, visit the Association online at aahanet.org.