Learn About The COVID-19 Pandemic & How You Can Keep Your Clients, Staff & Business Safe.

Join PPG on this recorded webinar with a dedicated Q&A session. We hosted  6 Panelists from Yale SCHOOL OF MEDICINE and Dr. Hanna Capon a Veterinarian in the UK

This is an amazing opportunity for our industry. PPG is hosting five Yale School of Medicine academics to help us understand COVID and how-to best practice and stay safe. So, if you have questions about the safety of re-opening and operating your business in a time of pandemic and how you can keep your employees and customers safe then this is the time to ask.

Your Panelists

1. Anna York, BSc (Hon), PhD
2. Stephanie Perniciaro, PhD, MPH
3. Anne Wyllie, PhD
4. Maikel Boot, PhD
5. Chantal Vogels PhD, MSc, BSc
6. Kayoko Shioda, DVM, MPH
   
7. Dr. Hannah Capon - MA Vet MB MRCVS founder and director of CAM , registered Galen Myotherapist and Veterinary Advisor for Galen Myotherapy.

The webinar starts with a short presentation and then moves into a Q&A session. 

"Adapting to a ‘new normal’ in the COVID-19 pandemic: We will cover a basic molecular understanding of this virus, the testing, symptoms and risk factors for humans, how it is transmitted between humans, the roles animals play in transmission and how you can modify your behaviors to minimize the spread and keep everyone (especially vulnerable people) as safe as possible during this pandemic."

Free Webinar for PPG Members

CEUs: PPAB 1, CCPDT 1, KPA 1, IAABC 1

Dr. Christine Calder will be discussing the importance of puppy socialization and how to "think outside the box" during this time of social distancing and shelter in place orders.

Learning Objectives:

• Alternatives to traditional puppy socialization 
• opportunities and challenges during COVID "shelter in place" and "social distancing" times.
  

About The Presenter

Dr. Christine Calder

Dr. Christine Calder is currently the Director of Behavior Services at Midcoast Humane in Brunswick, Maine, Dr. Calder is a board certified veterinary behaviorist with many years of experience as both a general practitioner and Assistant Clinical Professor in Academia. Dr. Calder has a special interest in the education of veterinary and veterinary technology students in clinical veterinary behavior, prevention of behavior problems, and behavior problems in the shelter environment.