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12th annual spring seminar in the Conch Republic
Key West April 21 - 24, 2008Managing the common skin problems with Craig Griffin D.V.M.Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Dermatology & Wayne Rosenkrantz D.V.M. Diplomate, American College ofVeterinary Dermatology Animal Dermatology Clinics San Diego & Orange County, California
It’s the perfect time to visit everyone's favorite tropical Island in Florida. The weather is wonderful (in the low 80’s )and the rates are down!The colorful heritage of this laid back Island city has inspired writers and artists over the last century. Stroll along brick walkways, adjacent to the Custom House Historical Museum or enjoy a walk to the Truman Whitehouse, Mel Fisher’s Museum of sunken treasures and the infamous Hemingway House. Just one block from the resort is Duval Street offering art galleries, boutiques, cafes and legendary historic watering holes. Tour the city on the conch-train, enjoy the conch and Caribbean food, biking, snorkeling, diving, relaxing on the beach, stroll along Dual Street, catch a sunset in Mallory Square, fishing, a sunset sail, shopping and slowing down for a few days.
Having just undergone a complete renovation- join us at the all-new Reach Resort
Sports and recreation Beach: Relax on the Resorts private beach. Watersports: sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing, canoeing, snorkeling and diving. Deep sea fishing and catamaran charters are easily arranged. Golf in the tropics at Key West Golf Club. Explore the island on bicycles or mopeds. Snorkeling- take a fast boat to the reefs and snorkel for several hours- the boats leave from the Casa Marina (only a 1 minute walk)
Restaurants & Nightlife Old Town has many cafes and restaurants offering food for all tastes. And the nightlife is legendary in Key West.
Tours Jump aboard the Conch Tour Train and take a tour with the train that has been entertaining Key West since 1958. Enjoy riding in the open-air trains which takes you to all the major points of interest on the Island. Or board the Old Town Trolley Tours which allows you to enjoy 14 stops with reboarding at your own pace (includes a stop near The Beach House). There are over 200 varities of tropical and game fish, sharks and turtles at The Key West Aquarium.
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Getting there Key West can be accessed by air with frequent flights into Key West Airport. In the terminal you can then contact the hotel from the phone to arrange for Resort transportation. Or grab a cab- pricing is the same for either transport group. Or you can rent a car from Miami and travel Hwy. 1 over the Keys to Key West. (About a 3 to 4 hour spectacular drive.)
1435 Simonton St. Key West 1 block from the Casa Marina Resort Deluxe: $259.00 sgl or dbl/night Ocean view: $299.00 sgl or dbl/night (plus tax and resort fee: $20.00 per room per night)Self parking fee: $10.00 /day The Resort Fee is paid to the Hotel for the following amenities or services: v Pool Ambassador Program offering use of hammocks, umbrellas, cabanas v Various reading materials v Fresh fruit at the pool and on the beach v Towels and lounge chairs v HBO v Complimentary local phone calls v Weekday delivery of NY Times to your room v In-room coffee and tea service v In-room safes v Turndown service available upon request v Access to fitness center v Key Lime Cooler upon check in v Access and use of fishing and boat pier v Wireless Internet Access Amenities and Services included in the Resort Fee are subject to change.
Totally remodeled resort Relaxing tropical resort
Full Spa and health facility
Continuing education
How I manage common canine and feline skin disordersThe Speakers: Dr. Craig Griffin and Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz are both Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Dermatology and are partners in referral dermatology practices in Garden Grove (Los Angeles) and San Diego. Being in the largest private referral practices means that they have probably seen and treated it all. This also means that they will be presenting practical methods of treatment! Dr. Griffin is one of the leading Veterinary Dermatologists and has written chapters and articles in most of the texts and journals. He is a co-author of Small Animal Dermatology and is a frequent speaker at all the major conferences in the U.S. and around the world. Dr. Rosenkrantz is also a very popular U.S. and international speaker and author who has previously presented lectures for IVS in Australia and around the U.S. We are pleased that both speakers have agreed to participate in this seminar as their previous seminars for IVS were very well received by all in attendance. Both speakers will present practical information (including some of their secrets) utilizing their clinical cases. There will also be plenty of time to get one on one with them to discuss your frustrating case.
Schedule:
Seminar registration: (American Association of Veterinary State Boards RACE approved for 16 CE Hrs)mailed by March 12 $615.00
mailed by April 10 $635.00
mailed after April 10 $655.00 Seminar cancellation: 90% refund to 30 days. Seminar transfer only, inside 30 days
Seminar registration fee includes:
IVS is an American Association of Veterinary State Boards RACE approved provider of Continuing education.
This program has been submitted for 16 hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB's RACE approval: however participants should be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of continuing education. Call IVS at 800-487-5650 for further information.
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