International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care – CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Are you a veterinary professional, hospice volunteer, pet loss/grief counselor or other animal caregiver with experience providing end-of-life care?  Your expertise is needed!

The International Association of Animal Hospice & Palliative Care (IAAHPC) is seeking lecture proposals for its 2nd Annual Conference, which will take place November 2-4 in Denver, Colorado at the Marriot Hotel and Conference Center. 

The IAAHPC is dedicated to expanding the field of animal hospice and making comfort care during end-of-life a standard of care for pets and their families, by providing high-quality education to veterinary professionals and the public.  And so, we are looking for the best of the best to present at this year’s conference.

If you, or someone you know, may be interested in presenting a lecture at the 2012 conference, please submit the following information:

  • Presentation title
  • Full name, address, contact number, and email
  • Curriculum vitae(CV) or resume
  • A short cover letter stating your interest in animal hospice and palliative care
  • Proposal: Word document format
    -
    1-3 pages in length
    -
    Outline layout including all key points and supportive material
    -
    Diagrams and illustrations are welcomed

All presentations will be 1-2 hours in length depending on the topic. Please clarify your proposed length and any special requests you may have 
ex. technical equipment.  Those chosen to present will be notified by March 15th. Financial compensation for presenting will be offered, although the amount is not known at this time.

The Deadline for Submission is February 15

Proposals should be submitted to:
Dr. Kathleen Cooney
Education Chair for the IAAHPC 
cooneydvm@gmail.com 
970-313-8033 

CLICK HERE for a list of example lecture topics.

About Kerry Malak

I founded Georgia's Legacy, a canine cancer information and support group after my 5 year old bulldog died of lymphoma in 2006. Based in Wisconsin, Georgia's Legacy works to raise awareness of canine cancer and provides information, resource referral and emotional support to families from all over the world whose beloved canine family members have been diagnosed with cancer.
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