Update on canine and feline mast cell tumors
During this CE Dr. Alvarez will cover general pathophysiology and surgical recommendations for mast cell tumors, the importance of staging, sentinel lymph node mapping, and
August 29, 2024
We built our specialty, emergency and critical care hospital to be a resource for veterinarians like you.
We work together with our primary veterinarians to take care of clients and patients. Effective teamwork depends on open, respectful, two-way communication. Our Veterinary Outreach Representative is here to create smooth communication between our hospital and yours, sharing information and resources to help you and your clients and patients have the best experience possible.
How our Veterinary Outreach Representative can help you:
My goal is to listen to questions and concerns from our vets and their staff, and provide them with the information they need to feel comfortable trusting BBVSH with their valued clients. I'm proud to represent a company that is committed to a spirit of partnership with our referring vet community, and always places the interests of the patient above all else.
During this CE Dr. Alvarez will cover general pathophysiology and surgical recommendations for mast cell tumors, the importance of staging, sentinel lymph node mapping, and
A practical approach towards ECG interpretation for technicians and staff who are monitoring patients under anesthesia or in an ICU scenario.
Targeted to Veterinary professionals and support staff, the approach to an oncology patient will be discussed. The lecture will cover the presentation of different cancers,
Request printed postcards with clear directions so that your clients can find us for specialty appointments or emergencies.
Request fridge magnets to give to your clients so they have key contact info should their pet ever experience a life-threatening emergency.
Request window clings to place in your clinic window for after-hours directions to our 24/7/365 emergency department.
Michelle has been with BBVSH for over ten years, working as a VA in surgery, radiology, oncology & emergency and helping with the company’s marketing & social media efforts. She was promoted to the the Veterinary Outreach Representative position in 2020. She is also BBVSH’s client aftercare coordinator, ensuring patient memorial items are in order and taking great care to respect clients’ wishes after their pets pass away – a job she delivers diligently and with compassion. What she loves most about her job – besides being able to bring her dogs to work – is feeling like a valued member of a team and being given opportunities to grow.
Michelle has two dogs: Layla (a Staffordshire Bull Terrier) and Phoenix (a Dogo Argentino). A tabby cat named Kitty. Two little boys named Logan & Charlie. With what little spare time she has left is spent in the outdoors collecting gems and crystals and creating jewelry.