​​​How to Submit a CE Approval Request

1. Before submitting a request: 

  • Check for RACE Approval. This can often be found on the Certificate Received for CEs you have already done and is usually advertised on CEs that you plan to take. RACE Approval is a process done by the American Association of State Veterinary Boards(AAVSB) that evaluates them for sufficiency to use for your registration renewals. Maryland Accepts all RACE approved CEs. DO NOT SUBMIT RACE APPROVED CEs for evaluation by the MD SBVME. 
  • Check to see if your CE was provided by a local or regional Veterinary Medical Association. Maryland accepts CEs provided by Veterinary Medical Associations for use during the renewal period. 
  • Check the Lists Below. Some CEs have already been reviewed and evaluated for sufficiency during registration. Please note​ the expiration date. CE's are only good for up to 2 years prior to the registration renewal date. This is calculated back from July 1st of the current year. I.E. If you are doing a FY25 renewal in 2024. CEs would be acceptable that were taken for 2 years prior to July 1st, 2024 or July 1st, 2022 through June 30th, 2024. If the CE you are planning to use is on the list below DO NOT SUBMIT for evaluation by the MD SBVME. 
​2. If your CE does not fall into the 3 categories above please visit this link please CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT THE APPLICATION FOR CE REVIEW
  • Applications are pulled and placed on the Vet Board's Monthly Meeting Agenda 2 days prior to the meeting. 
  • All applications for review for use during registration renewals must be submitted before the May Meeting of each year so they may be approved before Registration Renewal begins on June 1st. In most cases meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of the month. 
  • Please be sure to read all instructions and fully complete the application. Incomplete applications (specifically applications requesting more than 2 credit hours that do not provide a complete syllabus/agenda) will be returned and not reviewed and may delay approval and prevent you from using them for your registration.
​3. Following the Board meeting you will receive an email notification informing you of the results of the review. 

Annual/Recurring Conferences
The following annual/recurring conferences are approved for use for registration. These conferences may have varying amounts of Continuing Education CE's from year to year. Please ensure that the hours claimed are justified on your participation documentation/certificates. Not all of the CEs at a conference may be considered clinical. At least 12 hours of the 18 required each year must be clinical/scientific topics and 6 may be Nonclinical or related to practice management. Please ensure you are accounting for these appropriately. You should make 2 sepa​rate entries for the clinical and non-clinical CEs even if they were obtained at the same event. 
  • American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) National Meeting
  • American Association for Lab Animal Science (AALAS) National Capital Area Branch (NCAB) Annual Seminar
  • American Association of Avian Pathologists (AAAP) Annual Meeting​
  • American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Annual Convention
  • American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV) Annual Meeting
  • American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) Forum
  • American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) Surgery Summit​
  • American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP) Annual Meeting
  • American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Annual Conference
  • European College of Veterinary Medicine (ECVIM) Annual Congress
  • Maryland Veterinary Medical Association (MDVMA) Annual Conference
  • Rabies in the Americas (RITA) Annual Meeting



  
  
  
  
  
  
  
USDA National Veterinary Accreditation Program (NVAP)Training ModulesVeterinarians6/7/2020
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Using Veterinary Clinical Trials to Help Inform Human Clinical TrialsVeterinarians7/20/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
European College of Veterinary Medicine (ECVIM)32nd Annual CongressVeterinarians9/1/20226/30/2024
Mixed
University of Sydney - Centre for Veterinary EducationCanine Abdominal UltrasoundVeterinarians7/25/20226/30/2024
10.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Zebrafish Husbandry AssociationWater Filtration and Seeding SystemsVeterinarians8/17/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
West Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine2022 Record Keeping TrainingVeterinarians9/23/20226/30/2024
5.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (VMCVM)Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine's Connect CEVeterinarians10/5/20246/30/2026
6.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Office of Research Infrastructure Programs (ORIP)Rigor and Reproducibility of Animal Studies: Extrinsic Factors WorkshopBoth Veterinarians and RVT's9/23/20226/30/2024
12.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
National Capitol Area Branch(NCAB) American Association for Laboratory Animal Science(AALAS)45th NCAB AALAS Seminar: Moving to the New NormalBoth Veterinarians and RVT's9/28/20226/30/2024
10.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Anne Arundel County Veterinary Medical Association (AACVMA)Treating Glaucoma: A High Pressure SituationBoth Veterinarians and RVT's11/9/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Basics of Preclinical Animal Study Design for Implantable Devices Veterinarians10/19/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Assessing the efficacy of antiparasitic drugs against intestinal helminth parasites of dogs and cats without euthanasia and necropsies for worm countsVeterinarians11/9/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
American Association for Lab Animal Science (AALAS)Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (8th Edition)Both Veterinarians and RVT's
1.00
Non-Clinical / Practice Management Topic
University of FloridaCompassion Fatigue Strategies PlusVeterinarians2/16/20236/30/2024
12.00
Non-Clinical / Practice Management Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)The Significance of Bees in Agriculture and the Challenges Facing Bees: What Veterinarians Can Do To Help.Veterinarians11/16/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Overview of the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic and Miniature Swine Used in Biomedical ResearchVeterinarians12/14/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
World Association of Veterinary Laboratory DiagnosticiansInternational Symposium of the World Association of Veterinary Laboratory DiagnosticiansVeterinarians7/1/20236/30/2025
Mixed
International Society of Equine Locomotor PathologyThe Distal Hindlimb and Hind Proximal Suspensory LigamentVeterinarians2/17/20236/30/2024
14.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Boehringer Ingelheim Animal HealthNorth American Veterinary Cardiology Summit 2024Veterinarians11/16/20246/30/2026
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Rabies in the Americas (RITA)Meeting 2022Veterinarians10/23/20226/30/2024
20.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Loop AbroadAfrican Rhino DehorningVeterinarians5/2/20236/30/2024
15.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
European College of Veterinary Medicine (ECVIM)33rd Annual CongressVeterinarians9/21/20236/30/2025
Mixed
Colorado State UniversityVCA Small Animal DentistryVeterinarians7/23/20226/30/2024
16.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
University of Georgia59th Annual Veterinary ConferenceVeterinarians3/24/20236/30/2024
15.00
Mixed
Steven Green and AssociatesRadiation Protection Supervisors Training for Veterinary X-Ray UsersBoth Veterinarians and RVT's12/6/20226/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Royal Veterinary CollegeLondon Vet ShowBoth Veterinarians and RVT's11/17/20226/30/2024
17.00
Mixed
University of DelawareSmall Flock Medicine SeminarBoth Veterinarians and RVT's8/15/20236/30/2025
6.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Best Practices for Using Swine in Experimental SurgeryVeterinarians5/17/20236/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)One HealthVeterinarians4/19/20236/30/2024
1.00
Non-Clinical / Practice Management Topic
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Keeping Honey Bees Safe from the Varroa MiteVeterinarians3/15/20236/30/2024
1.00
Clinical / Scientific Topic
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