Veterinary Bioscience Institute

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““The diverse course offerings by The Veterinary Bioscience Institute (VBI) are an amazing resource for all medical professionals, regardless of experience level. I recently attended the Rodent Osmotic Mini-pump Implantation course which was an excellent summation of basic surgical techniques and technical product information, all delivered in a modern and well rounded medium. The combination of video, live conversations with surgeons, and beautifully presented slides, enabled a learning environment tantamount to a live classroom setting. I’d strongly suggest this course to any user of ALZET Osmotic Pumps or those who desire to learn more about basic implantation surgery.”” -Kurt Kemling, DURECT Corporation / ALZET Osmotic Pumps

“I enjoyed the hands-on portion. Also, viewing the slides in advance gave me a better understanding of procedures and type of equipment used (Rodent Osmotic Mini-pump Implantation).” - Aisha W., Institute for Translational Medicine and Therapeutics, University of Pennsylvania

“"The simulator and hands on interactive experience was excellent. Great introduction and training."” Frances R.

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●	Meet our staff at the following laboratory animal conferences The Veterinary Bioscience Institute will be presenting lectures at the following conferences in September. The Veterinary Bioscience Institute will be presenting a lecture titled ‘Rodent Surg..
●	New rodent surgery and mouse biomethodology workshops VBI would like to introduce two new courses / workshops which are being added to VBI’s onsite rodent surgery course / workshop repertoire; Basic Mouse Biomethodologies and Basic Principles of Suturing..
●	New rodent surgery and rat biomethodology courses /workshops VBI would like to introduce two new courses / workshops which are being added to VBI’s onsite rodent surgery workshop / course repertoire; Basic Rat Biomethodologies and Basic Principles of..
●	Meet our staff at the University of Pennsylvania We will be at the Veterinary School Library of the University of Pennsylvanian tomorrow (Tuesday September 9th) at noon to beta test one of the Veterinary Bioscience Institute’s rodent surgery courses..
●	Beta Testing Rodent Surgery Course at the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Bioscience Institute’s visit to the University of Pennsylvanian was very successful. It was nice catching up with friends and a pleasure meeting new personnel. We would like to thank a..
●	Meet our staff at the GV-SOLAS We are attending the 46th Annual Meeting of the Society of Laboratory Animal Science (GV-SOLAS) and the 10th Advanced Training Course of the IGTp in Dresden, Germany. Keynote speakers for the meeting ..
●	Rodent surgery presentation at GV-SOLAS Our ‘Rodent Surgical Web Based Learning’ presentation at the 46th Annual Meeting of the Society of Laboratory Animal Science (GV-SOLAS) in Dresden, Germany was well received. There were several..
●	Meet our staff at the 2008 AFLAS congress If you did not have a chance to meet us at the GV-SOLAS meeting, you can meet us the AFLAS congress in Beijing, China next week. If you do not catch up with us in the hallways please stop b..
●	2008 AFLAS Congress Out trip to the AFLAS Congress in Beijing was fantastic. We met many new colleagues and learned about the Asian laboratory animal community. We were also excited with the positive feedback we ..
●	NIH Guidelines for Rodent Survival Surgery We are commonly asked if NIH has specific guidelines for rodent surgery so here is the link to NIH\'s \'Guidelines for Survival Rodent Surgery\'. You might also be interested in reviewing American Col..

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	Upcoming Webinars
	Introduction to Rabbit Surgery This webinar is designed as an introduction to basic surgical, anesthesia and analgesia techniques in rabbits.Who Should Attend? This interactive webinar is designed for for scientists, veterinary tec Date: Thu, May 24, 2012 Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US

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	Assessment and Management of Pain in Laboratory Mouse and Rat Live Webinar Series This is a four webinar series (4 hours). Although not required, participants are highly encouraged to participate in whole series. ..More Details Date: Wed, April 25, 2012 \| Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US Review of Humane Intervention Principles and Endpoints for Laboratory Rodents 2-Part Webinar Series The use of animals in biomedical research is governed by a dynamic web of regulations, policies, guidelines and procedures that en ..More Details Date: Mon, May 14, 2012 \| Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US Understanding an Anesthetic Machine Anesthetic machines are one of the most important apparatus during inhalant anesthesia. The main functions of the anesthetic ..More Details Date: Wed, May 23, 2012 \| Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US Introduction to Rabbit Surgery This webinar is designed as an introduction to basic surgical, anesthesia and analgesia techniques in rabbits.Who Should Attend? T ..More Details Date: Thu, May 24, 2012 \| Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US
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	The Veterinary Bioscience Institute (VBI) is an approved continuing education provider American Association of Veterinary State Boards. VBI's courses, webinars and workshops also meet the requirements for Continuing Education Units of ASR, CALAS and AALAS. VBI's training also meets the following standards: ISO9000, cGLP, the 2010 Guide and Council of Europe's Directive 86/609 (ETS 123).