March 2025 Small Animal Seminar: Endocrinology

Join us in-person or virtually, for the 4th seminar of the 2024-2025 Small Animal Series on Weds. March 5, 2025!

Registration Pricing:

MVMA Member DVM: $210
MVMA Member LVT/Practice Staff: $180

Non-member DVM: $260
Non-member LVT/Practice Staff: $210

• Registration for in-person participation will close at 5pm on February 26, 2025
• Registration for virtual participation will close at 7am on Wednesday, March 5, 2025
• Small Animal Seminars WILL  NOT be recorded for on-demand viewing

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Timothy Bolton, DVM, DACVIM (SA)

As a new assistant professor of small animal internal medicine at the Purdue College of Veterinary Medicine (been at the college for 10 months), I possess a passion for teaching. I educate students on internal medicine in the classroom and clinical environment, instruct post-doctoral trainees in the college’s internship and residency programs, and conduct clinical research with an interest in the thyroid gland. Prior to coming to Purdue, I was an assistant professor of small animal internal medicine at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine for 5 years. I was the proud recipient of many college and university level teaching awards, including Outstanding Instructor Awards from the DVM Classes of 2020-2024, Virginia Tech’s Certificate of Teaching Excellence, and the Zoetis Distinguished Veterinary Teacher Award. As with any passion, I strive for continued feedback and improvement in this area. After earning an undergraduate degree in biology from Baylor University, I completed my DVM degree at Texas A&M University, followed by internships at North Carolina State University and Memphis Veterinary Specialists. I then returned to Texas A&M University where I completed my residency in internal medicine. Prior to becoming faculty at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, I spent 18 months in private specialty practice in Vermont.