Come Speak with Us

We challenge you to help us push the veterinary profession to even higher levels of practice excellence.

AAHA is pleased to formally open the Call for Presentations for the 2010 conference in Long Beach, California scheduled March 18-21, 2010.

AAHA is committed to be a leader in providing unique, highly informative educational sessions. Our volunteer committee of 20 experienced academic and clinical veterinary practitioners has the task of selecting the presentations appropriate for our attendees. Our objective is to combine an exceptional educational experience for our attendees with an atmosphere where veterinary colleagues can socialize and network on academic or practical clinical issues.

We try to provide our presenters with an experience that acknowledges their special contribution to veterinary continuing education. Additionally we seek to support their development as educators by providing valuable feedback on their presentation format and content.

A successful yearly conference largely depends on attracting speakers who can provide the best experience for attendees. Topics, speakers and format change from year to year to enhance the program and optimize the entire conference experience.

AAHA welcomes and encourages you to submit a proposal for our upcoming conference. We are looking for high quality presentations of current information that is practical and relevant for all members of the veterinary care team.

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO BEGIN YOUR ONLINE PROPOSAL PROCESS:

Due to the expense associated with transporting speakers to the conference, we encourage you to submit at least 3 hours worth of presentation content.

If you have any questions about your proposal, please feel free to call AAHA Learning & Development Coordinator, Jeanette Moore at 800-252-2242 ext. 224.

For technical questions related to the online submission, please call 434-817-2040 ext. 406

We thank you for your interest in speaking for AAHA and look forward to reviewing your proposal. Proposals will be reviewed by the AAHA Conference Development Committee. Selected presenters will be notified by January 2010.