“Antimicrobial Choices in Companion Animal Medicine”

This talk satisfies the CA Business and Professions Code 4846.5, subdivision (k) that requires a one-hour course every 4 years on judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs

Approved for one hour California Statutory CEU

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Dr. Silene St. Bernard, DACVPM – short bio

Dr. Silene St. Bernard is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine (DACVPM), which focuses on zoonotic and infectious disease, epidemiology, food security and safety and public health.  She received her Bachelor of Science in Zoology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University and also spent two years studying Biomedical Engineering and Business at the Master’s level at Case Western Reserve University.

She has over 23 years of experience in companion animal veterinary medicine and has practiced in OH, WA, MO and CA.  Dr. St. Bernard designed, operated and sold a companion animal veterinary practice and during her career practiced both emergency/critical care and general medicine.

Dr. St. Bernard is currently a Regional Medical Director for VCA Animal Hospitals in Southern California working with approximately 30 hospitals.  Prior to her role at VCA, she worked as a Regional Consulting Veterinarian for Novartis Animal Health and then Elanco Animal Health helping to educate both internal and external clients on variety of disease states and products.  Dr. St. Bernard spent two years as the Director of Veterinary Marketing for Veterinary Pet Insurance (now Nationwide) and spent 6 years with Bayer Animal Health in roles ranging from Field Veterinarian to Product Manager and Regulatory review.

Dr. St. Bernard has a passion for service and is currently the Chair of the Board of Health and Human Services for the City of Long Beach CA.  She is also a Past President of the American Association of Industry Veterinarians (AAIV) and an Ambassador for the international charity World of Children.