Association of Avian Veterinarians

Avian TechniciansAuthor(s): Rebecca AtkinsonSource: Journal of the Association of Avian Veterinarians, Vol. 7, No. 2 (1993), p. 114Published by: Association of Avian VeterinariansStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/30135034 .

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AVIAN TECHNICIANS

The Top Ten Reasons Why Technicians Should Join The

Association of Avian Technicians ... Rebecca Atkinson, BSc, RVT

University of Guelph

10. You receive the AAV journals.

9. You receive the AAV In-Between newsletters.

8. You will be up on the latest of techniques and research in the avian field.

7. You get reduced fees on the con- ference.

6. You could become the next presi- dent of the AAT, which is a very im- portant job around here.

5. You would feel, as a member, com- pelled to attend the conferences and meet all of the other members.

4. You receive a free copy of the AAV Conference Proceedings, even if you don't attend the conference because your boss won't let you go.

3. You will be able to schmooz and party with the President of the AAV, which we really enjoy doing.

2. You will learn so much stuff, your brain will explode.

... and the number one reason to join AAT(AAV)...

1. You will have fun and meet lots of great people!

Career Opportunities Symposium

Schering-Plough Animal Health is sponsoring the fifth annual "Unusual Opportunities for Veterinary Techni- cians," a special program as part of the North American Veterinary Confer- ence (NAVC) at the Marriott Orlando World Center in Orlando, Florida on Sunday, January 16. A representative from the Wildlife Center of Virginia is included as a speaker. For NAVC infor- mation, contact 800-756-3446. To re- ceive notification of or to be consid- ered as a speaker for a future career- related seminar for technicians, write to Ms. Dorothy Randall, Schering- Plough Animal Health, PO Box 529, Kenilworth, NJ 07033;

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