Continuing Education: Dr. Miller
2010
March 2010: Spring Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic:
CE Hours: 22
2009
October 2009: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Complex Disease Management (link to program)
CE Hours: 22
April 2009: Dentistry Hands-On Wet Lab and Seminar
CE Hours: 7
March 2009: Winter Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Leadership, Economics & Strategic Thinking—Moving Forward in Feline Practice (link to program)
CE Hours: 18
2008
September 2008: Annual Conference of the European Society of Feline Medicine
Topic: Therapeutics and Lower Urinary Tract Disease (link to program)
CE Hours: 25
February 2008: Winter Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Diagnostic Medicine (link to conference “pearls”)
CE Hours: 20
2007
November 2007: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Dentistry and Diseases of the Head and Kneck (link to conference “pearls”)
CE Hours: 17
July 2007: 19th Annual Fred Scott Feline Symposium
Topic: Various
CE Hours: 14
2006
October 2006: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Geriatrics and Pain Management
CE Hours: 18
October 2006: American Association of Feline Practitioners 2006 Fellows Institute
Topic: Therapeutics in the Geriatric Cat
CE Hours: 7
NOTE: Dr. Miller organized the Fellows Institute, presented two posters, and won best-poster honors for her poster titled “Treatment of Chronic Purulent Nasal Discharge with Amikacin and Tris-EDTA.”
February 2006: Winter Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Practice Management
CE Hours: 22
2005
November 2005: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners: Dry Lab
Topic: Laparoscopy, Thoracoscopy, Endoscopy, Colonoscopy
CE Hours: 3
November 2005: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Gastroenterology
CE Hours: 18
November 2005: American Association of Feline Practitioners 2005 Fellows Institute
Topic: Feline Emergency Medicine
CE Hours: 7
April 2005: VIN.com
Topic: Bacteriuria
CE Hours: 1.5
March 2005: Spring Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Pathology and Oncology (link to conference “pearls”; if you look closely at the photo in the lower right of the PDF, you might spot and Dr. Miller to the right of her husband [with backpack])
CE Hours: 15
2004
October 2004: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Zoonosis (link to program)
CE Hours: 18
October 2004: American Association of Feline Practitioners 2004 Fellows Institute
Topic: Feline Neurology (link to program)
CE Hours: 6
July 2004: 16th Annual Fred Scott Feline Symposium
Topic: Various
CE Hours: 15.75
February 2004: Winter Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Cardiology
CE Hours: 15
2003
October 2003: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Surgery (link to program)
CE Hours: 17
September–October 2003: VSPN.org /VIN.com
Topic: Effective Staff Training Solutions
CE Hours: 4.5
April 2003: ContinuEd International Symposium on Feline Medicine
Topic: Various
CE Hours: 20
2002
October 2002: Fall Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Behavior
CE Hours: 24
September 2002: Canine & Feline Cardiology & Respiratory Disease / Diabetes & Surgery / Over & Under Treatments & Diagnoses
CE Hours: 15
February 2002: Winter Conference of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
Topic: Feline Respiratory Illnesses
CE Hours: 16
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The veterinary profession, like all higher-degree professions (medicine, law, accounting, etc.), requires its members to complete continuing education (CE) hours each year. In Oklahoma veterinarians must complete twenty CE hours each year to maintain their license. Because she practices only on cats, Dr. Miller can attend feline CE exclusively, which helps her stay at the forefront of developments in feline medicine. Dr. Miller regularly completes 40–50 hours of CE each year. Some of her recent CE has been . . .
