Webinars

Webinars

PVMA is pleased to offer a new member benefit program in 2026, with the launch of the online CE webinars. There will be two (2) webinars offered in 2026, each offering 1 -hour of approved CE credits for attendance.

In order to receive continuing education credit for the webinars, participants must view the pre-recorded session in its entirety, participate in required engagement activities, and complete the post-program evaluation.

SOPs That Don't Suck
by Rhonda Bell, CVPM, PCM, CDMP
Blocked, But Make It Critical- Navigating the Unstable Feline Urinary Obstruction
by Kimberly French, AAS, CVT, VTS (ECC)

All participants must register individually at pavma.org. Attendees are required to be members of PVMA in order to participate.

Within 5 business days after completing the registration process, attendees will receive:

  • Webinar access instructions
  • CE credit requirements
  • Technical support information
  • Information regarding attendance monitoring and participation requirements

The following information will be tracked:

  • Attendees must log in and their name visible on the screen. The name must match the registration or the attendee will not receive credit for the session. No exceptions.
  • Total minutes attended
  • Chat/Q&A activity when applicable
  • Participation Verification

To verify active participation, the webinar may include:

  • Periodic polling questions
  • Knowledge check questions
  • Interactive Q&A segments

Following the webinar, attendees must complete the questions based on the CE before CE certificates are issued.

PVMA will review attendance and participation records to confirm eligibility for CE credit.

Certificates will be issued only to attendees who:

  • Meet minimum attendance requirements
  • Complete required participation activities

Certificates are typically distributed electronically within 10-14 business days after the completion of the requirements.

Attendance records, question responses, and CE documentation will be maintained in accordance with the PA veterinary accrediting and state board requirements.

Participants are encouraged to retain copies of their CE certificates for their personal licensure records.