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Zoonotic & Vector-borne Disease Workshop 2012

Our free one-day workshop offers a synopsis of zoonotic disease issues and explores a variety of emerging and endemic zoonoses occurring in our state. Don't miss out on this valuable learning opportunity. Come and network with other professionals who are dedicated to reducing the public health impact of zoonotic diseases. Veterinarians and veterinary technicians can earn 6 continuing education hours.

Agenda

• April 11, Moses Lake Agenda (PDF)

• April 13, Tumwater Agenda (PDF)

Presentations for Print

• Welcome - Wayne Clifford (PDF)

• Zoonotic Disease Program's 2011 Highlights - Ron Wohrle (PDF)

• Tick Surveillance Project - Liz Dykstra (PDF)

• One Health Initiative - Tom Brignole (PDF)

• Zoonoses in Wildlife - John Huckabee (PDF)

• Reported Zoonoses in Washington, 2011 - Nicola Marsden-Haug (PDF)

• Who's on First? - Kim Zabel (PDF)

• Accident Prevention Program - Moses Lake (PDF)

• Accident Prevention Program - Tumwater (PDF)

• Rabies Vaccination Rule - Debbie Riley (PDF)

• Zoonotic Diseases Associated with Poultry, Pet, and Wild Birds - Lyndon Badcoe (PDF)

Moses Lake

Wednesday, April 11 (9:00-4:15)

Big Bend Community College

ATEC 1800 Building,
Masto Conference Center 1870, Section C/D
7611 Bolling Street NE
Moses Lake, WA 98837

Tumwater
Friday, April 13 (9:00-4:15)

Labor and Industries, Auditorium

7273 Linderson Way SW
Tumwater, WA 98501

Registration

Fill out the registration form (PDF). When the form is completed, select the Submit Form button on the top right corner. Follow the instructions to complete your registration.

We have limited seating for Moses Lake (60 seats). If the seats fill up, you will be notified that you've been placed on a wait list.

Questions?

zd@doh.wa.gov