The AAEVT Anesthesia Society** strives to promote excellence in the discipline of Equine Veterinary Anesthesia. Any member of the AAEVT who wants to expand their expertise, skill and knowledge in the area of Equine Anesthesia can become a member of the Anesthesia Society!
200+ members...and growing everyday, the AAEVT Anesthesia Society has the networking and resources you've been looking for!
From On-demand CE to scientific papers and timely news, we've got all the current resources in one place for you to keep on top of the latest trends in Equine Anesthesia.
Opt-in to an exclusive community Chat Room to ask questions, share tips, discuss techniques, and learn from each other in a safe space just for equine veterinary anesthesia assistants and technicians!
Monthly live AAEVT Anesthesia Society webinar series, "Today's Triple Drip," brings industry experts and peers together to learn about current techniques to elevate our understanding and practice of Equine Anesthesia.
The AAEVT Anesthesia Society organizes two continuing education Events per year, hosted at elite practices around the country. Topics and labs range from beginner to advanced, with a total focus on Equine Anesthesia. Registration opens early for Society members as a benefit for being a part of our Anesthesia Society!
The Society will provide a process by which AAEVT member technicians and assistants may become certified as "qualified with excellence" in the field of Equine Veterinary Anesthesia. These individuals will demonstrate superior knowledge in scientifically – and humanely – based techniques of equine veterinary anesthesia.
We can help you build a comprehensive working knowledge of Equine Veterinary Anesthesia care, from the newborn foal to the aged equid. With a multitude of resources, you will be able to correctly understand, communicate, train and mentor others, utilizing the knowledge required in the performance of all tasks and duties as an equine veterinary anesthesia technician. Areas of Expertise include:
I do what I do for the love of the horse. I cannot express enough how much knowledge I get from the meetings. I also use all the resources the AAEVT membership has online. I really appreciate the AAEVT and Anesthesia Society, I would not be this far and knowledgeable without them.
Kristin Baker M.S., B.S.
Veterinary Assistant / The Woodlands, TX
In the past two years that I’ve been a member of The AAEVT/Anesthesia Society I’ve enjoyed learning from the instructors and fellow members, both online and in person at events. These experiences have been both humbling and motivating. I’ve learned amazing information and clinical skills in these past two years that I’ve incorporated into practice and use it daily.
Tiffany Piechota
Veterinary Assistant / Houston, TX
I worked as an anesthesia/surgery technician 28 years before I retired in 2021. Quality CE was an issue...until the AAEVT, and now the Anesthesia Society, came along! With a lot of hard work and effort, this organization has brought the value of educated technicians and assistants to the forefront. I am proud to be a member of the AAEVT and a board member with the Anesthesia Society.
Sally Schwartz
CVT / Oconomowoc, WI
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If you would like to join the AAEVT Anesthesia Society, simply add this Special Interest Group to your membership dues at check-out...only $25/year!
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To join the AAEVT Anesthesia Society mid-membership year, please reach out to us at info@aaevt.org for a prorated Society dues addition to your current AAEVT membership.
** A Society is a group of individuals who have a common interest and passion for a topic or field of study. It does not have the capability to credential. It can offer RACE approved CE, it can offer certificates of completion, and it can offer criteria for required study should a member wish to receive recognition of completion and a certificate. By being a member you are not required to achieve this more advanced level.
Any member of the AAEVT who wants to expand their expertise, skill and knowledge in the area of Equine Anesthesia can become a member of the Anesthesia Society!
The AAEVT Anesthesia Society’s Mission is:
The Society’s Objectives are to:
FAQ: What is the (optional) Certification Process?
The AAEVT Anesthesia Society has created a process to examine, certify and recognize AAEVT-member equine veterinary technicians and/or assistants as specialised team members in Equine Anesthesia. Once all of the following requirements have been satisfied, the AAEVT will certify participants as having completed the AAEVT Anesthesia Society Certified Equine Veterinary Technicians/Assistants (AEVT/AEVA) program. This certification will be held with the AAEVT only and will be recognized by the AAEP.
* This certificate does not qualify members as licensed, certified, registered, etc. by the various states, AVMA or NAVTA.
Step 1: Accumulate Experience and Continuing Education
Step 2: Provide Documentary Evidence of Advanced Competence in Equine Veterinary Anesthesia
Step 3: Obtain Letters of Recommendation
Step 4: Submit Application Package
Step 5: Review and Examination
Step 6: Post-Certification Maintenance
For more information about the AAEVT Anesthesia Society, please contact our Executive Director, Wiss Costanza: wcostanza@aaevt.org (254) 255-1143
Please direct any questions regarding the AAEVT Anesthesia Society Certification to our AAEVT Anesthesia Society Chair, Lindsey Schoelen: lschoelen@aaevt.org
American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians & Assistants
1169 N Burleson Blvd
Ste 107, #167
Burleson, TX 76028
Phone: (254) 255-1143
Fax: (760) 301-0349
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