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The ACVIM is proud to offer a wide variety of Advanced Continuing Education (ACE) opportunities. Through our dedication to being the trusted leader in veterinary education we are pleased to share that select ACE courses are now available to these eligible AVMA-recognized veterinary specialties.
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Consensus Statements
Consensus Statements of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) provide the veterinary community with up-to-date information on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of clinically important animal diseases. For more information on how to submit a topic idea or to see the full list of consensus statement please visit
What are Advanced Continuing Education (ACE) Courses?
The ACVIM continues to be a thought leader in continuing education (CE), providing a variety of stimulating professional growth opportunities for our members and others within the profession. Courses are available in a variety of formats, ranging from live virtual, on demand and in person. There are many ways to meet your CE needs and explore RACE-approved content that fits your area of expertise.
The AAVSB Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE) program develops and applies uniform standards for veterinary medicine CE. The AAVSB is utilizing Racetrack® to optimize the CE tracking experience for both CE providers and AAVSB Member Boards. This system allows veterinary professionals to record all CE coursework in a single centralized database and easily communicates your CE to your credentialing agencies while also allowing those authorized agencies to retrieve your CE. We do encourage all attendees of any RACE program to create a free RACEtrack® account to track their CE here.
ACE Course FAQs
ACE courses are developed for ACVIM Diplomates and candidates, as well as ECEIM, ECVIM-CA and ECVN Diplomates and candidates only. Guests or children are not permitted to attend ACE courses.
Meeting rooms at the Viticus Center are flexible in size to accommodate large and small groups, and include a state-of-the-art surgery suite for hands-on labs. Easy access to Las Vegas from most airports and reasonable airfares make it an attractive destination for travelers all over the nation, especially during the winter months. Protocols for hands-on labs are reviewed and approved by the Institutional Animal Control and Use Committee (IACUC) under regulations set forth by the United States Department of Agriculture at the Viticus Center. The ACVIM’s Animal Use Policy is strictly enforced at the facility.
Be sure to check the individual course information when you register for cancellation deadlines. If you must cancel your registration, you will need to notify the ACVIM at 800.245.9081 or Learning@ACVIM.org. No refunds will be given if you cancel your registration after the deadline set forth during the registration process. If ACVIM cancels a course for any unforeseen reason, you will be notified immediately via email and will receive a full refund of your registration.
In Person Courses: Individual travel expenses incurred by you for the course will not be reimbursed should the ACVIM cancel the course.
Interested in Submitting
a Topic?
The ACVIM ACE Committee works to develop programming content throughout the year and ACVIM Diplomates are welcomed to submit topics of interest for review. Please contact us at Learning@ACVIM.org with questions.
Courses are designed specifically and offered exclusively for:
1) ACVIM, ECVIM-CA, ECVN and ECEIM Diplomates and ACVIM Associates in good standing.
2) ACVIM, ECVIM-CA, ECVN and ECEIM Candidates actively pursuing Board-Certification (active pursuit is defined as progress towards certification such as participation in a residency program, preparing case reports, writing Board examinations, etc.).
The ACVIM is committed to developing high quality continuing education to meet the needs of our constituents, both virtual and in-person offerings. Below is a current list of our upcoming course offerings.
