Paris, France
April 14-16, 2025
Emergency/Critical Care
& Surgery
$979
Spring in Europe anyone? Stroll historic streets, picnic under the Eiffel tower, and practice your French in the most romantic city in the world - Paris!
Veterinary CE France
***RACE Approved for 15 CE Hours***
Meeting space
- Our lectures will take place in a meeting space in the heart of Paris!
- Address: 3 Rue de la Trinite, 75009 Paris, France
Hotel Info
Since our meeting space is separate, consider booking the following hotels which are all within walking distance!
Hotel Helios Opera 4 minute walk
***Please Note***
The great thing about Paris is the excellent Metro! It is safe, fast and efficient. Espace Trinite is located just steps from a Metro stop (M12 line), so you are welcome to stay anywhere in Paris! It is also near our favorite Parisian neighborhood – Montmartre!
HOW TO GET THERE
Fly into Charles de Gaulle (CDG) or Paris Orly (ORY)
Metro or taxi to hotel
Taxi: ~55 to 62 euro flat rate
Metro from CDG: RER B
Paris Metro
SPEAKERS
Katherine Scotti
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Scotti received her DVM from the University of California Davis followed by a small animal rotating internship at Texas A&M. She then completed her residency at Michigan State University and became a diplomate of American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
She was the first criticalist in the upstate of South Carolina and was instrumental in establishing the first Emergency and Critical Care specialty in the area. She quickly rose within her role as criticalist and eventually became the Emergency and Critical Care Director at her practice for over a year. Missing the action and care for her patients Dr. Scotti is back full time as a criticalist at Fetch Specialty and Emergency Center in Greenville, SC. Her passion for teaching led her to hold many CE lectures for technicians, ER doctors, and local veterinarians. Her current clinical interests include polytrauma, sepsis, acute kidney injury, and hemodialysis. Dr. Scotti is driven to provide high quality patient care to all help patients and thrives in the recovery of critical and challenging cases.
Outside of work, Dr. Scotti loves spending time in her garden and creating flower arrangements for her friends and family. She loves trying new restaurants with her husband and traveling whenever possible. She currently has four dogs, two cats, and nine chickens to keep her busy..
LECTURE TOPICS
- Neonatal/Pediatric Emergencies
- Acute kidney injury management
- Updates on common renal toxins
- Hematologic disorder management for the emergency patient
- Causes of elevated liver values in an emergency patient
- Environmental emergencies: heatstroke, smoke inhalation, drowning, and
- anaphylaxis
- Endocrine emergencies
Jessica Ogden
DVM, DACVs
Dr. Jessica Ogden is originally from the Detroit area, and attended both undergrad and vet school at Michigan State University. Her advanced training then took her to Iowa State University for a rotating internship, Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center for a surgical internship, Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center for a 3-year surgery residency, and to Ohio State for an additional year of focused surgical oncology training. Dr. Ogden became board-certified in 2019, and was a Clinical Assistant Professor of small animal soft tissue surgery at Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine from spring 2020 to fall 2023. Since fall of 2023, Dr. Ogden has been working exclusively as a locum soft tissue surgeon at several universities around the country, helping to fill surgeon staffing shortages. She loves teaching, and is also a strong advocate for mental health awareness, as she suffered from intense burnout towards the end of her advanced training years. She loves many types of soft tissue surgery cases, but some of her favorites include portosystemic shunts, laryngeal paralysis, surgical oncology, and emergency acute abdomen cases.
When Dr. Ogden isn’t performing surgery or teaching students & residents, she can be found spending time with her family and friends – trying new restaurants and microbreweries, exploring museums, adventuring in the outdoors, or traveling with her husband. She has somehow managed to only adopt one stray thus far: Chili P. Ogden, a gray tabby cat who loves food and chaos.
LECTURE TOPICS
- Surgical Oncology – Beyond the Biopsy
- Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wound? Management Strategies for Challenging Wounds
- Urine Luck! Bladder and Urethral Surgery
- Brachycephalics – Dyspnea and Beyond
- Don’t Go Belly Up! Acute Abdomens
- “Try This at Home!” Soft Tissue Tips & Tricks – Setting Yourself up for Surgical Success (Strategies for Tackling More Advanced Procedures when Referral Isn’t an Option)
- Updates from the Literature – A Review of REcently Published Clinically Relevant Studies
Daily Itinerary
April 14
11:40am – Check in starts – sign in!
ECC & Surgery
12pm – 12:50
1 – 1:50
2 – 2:50
Break
3:10 – 4
4 – 5:30pm
April 15
8am – 9am
9am – 9:50
10 – 10:50
11 – 11:50
12 – 1:30pm
Seine River Boat Cruise Tentative @ 7pm – 1 hour
April 16
8am – 8:50am
9 – 9:50
10:10 – 11
11 – 12
Free to Explore!
Pick up your CE certificate!
Group Sightseeing Cruise
and
Group Yoga
Group Seine River Cruise
Start Time: Evening – Tentative 7pm (please arrive 20 mins early!!)
1.5 hour cruise on the Seine River with a mini bottle of champagne included! See sights such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Musee D’Orsay, etc
Be sure to select if you will or will not attend during registration, this is important for a head count. ALL attendees have a spot included in registration. If you would like your companion to attend, this is an extra charge – please email info@travelingvetretreats.com to inquire.
Morning Yoga
When: Pending
Travel Tips
Travel Insurance
Favorite Travel Items
Don’t forget your YOGA MAT like this one from Amazon – it folds easily into your suitcase
Earn Veterinary CE in France! This program will be submitted for RACE approval soon!
Veterinary CE in France