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Animal Health 101

Last Modified: Jan 10, 2022

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Designed to introduce participants to basic concepts in animal biology, veterinary medicine, infectious disease, as well as Veterinary Services (VS) program and transboundary animal diseases, this course places a special emphasis on the role that VS plays in safeguarding the health of our nation’s production animals.

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Registration

Open to All (unless noted for a specific location)

Target Audience

Anyone without a veterinary or animal science background who would like to better understand VS’ role within APHIS.

Application/Nomination

Course announcement and instructions will be sent by e-mail.

Contact

APHIS.VS.Training@usda.gov

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