Register now for a free CE webinar on practical compliance and workflow efficiency for production animal veterinarians.
Every load of cattle that crosses a state line needs paperwork. Most days, that paperwork gets done without a hitch. But the rules vary from state to state, the requirements vary by species, and it only takes one overlooked detail to turn a routine shipment into a rejected certificate, a delayed truck, a frustrated producer, or worse — a compliance problem tied to your accreditation.
As fall movement season ramps up, we're hosting a free, CE-accredited webinar built specifically for the practitioners who write and sign this paperwork every week.
Practical Guidance for Livestock Movement Documentation
Thursday, August 20 | 11:00 AM CT | 60 minutes | 1 Free CE Credit
This isn't a lecture on regulations you already half-know. It's a candid, working conversation between a regulatory expert and a practicing food animal veterinarian about what actually goes wrong in the field, how to catch it before it becomes a problem, and how to get the paperwork done faster without cutting corners on accuracy.
What you'll walk away with
By the end of the session, you'll be able to:
Identify the USDA and state-level requirements for Certificates of Veterinary Inspection and official identification for cattle and other production species moving across state lines
Recognize the compliance rules that get misunderstood most often, and explain how documentation errors create regulatory risk for accredited veterinarians
Apply documentation habits that reduce the odds of a rejected or returned certificate during your busiest movement weeks
Use software more effectively to cut the time spent on CVI paperwork, without sacrificing accuracy
Meet the presenters
Dr. Martin Zaluski brings the regulatory perspective. He'll break down what USDA and individual states actually require for cattle and other production species, flag the rules practitioners most commonly get wrong, and explain what's at stake for accredited veterinarians who miss them.
Dr. Tera Barnhardt brings the practicing veterinary perspective. As a production animal veterinarian and longtime GlobalVetLink user, she'll talk through the documentation habits, ID challenges, and workflow pitfalls that trip practitioners up on busy days, and share the tips she relies on to move faster in GVL, from reusable templates for common movements to faster ID uploads and other small adjustments that add up over a full week.
Who this is for
If you're a production animal practitioner, mixed-animal veterinarian, or veterinary technician who prepares, reviews, or signs movement documentation, this session is built for you — whether you're running a heavy sale barn schedule, writing CVIs for a handful of producer clients, or just looking to tighten up a workflow that's already working.
The fall movement season doesn't wait for a slow afternoon in the clinic. Get ahead of it now.
This program is approved for one hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval.
This webinar will be recorded and made available for online viewing within one week of the presentation. To ensure you receive updates about the webinar recording, please register for the webinar.
Register now for a free CE webinar on practical compliance and workflow efficiency for production animal veterinarians.
Every load of cattle that crosses a state line needs paperwork. Most days, that paperwork gets done without a hitch. But the rules vary from state to state, the requirements vary by species, and it only takes one overlooked detail to turn a routine shipment into a rejected certificate, a delayed truck, a frustrated producer, or worse — a compliance problem tied to your accreditation.
As fall movement season ramps up, we're hosting a free, CE-accredited webinar built specifically for the practitioners who write and sign this paperwork every week.
Practical Guidance for Livestock Movement Documentation
Thursday, August 20 | 11:00 AM CT | 60 minutes | 1 Free CE Credit
This isn't a lecture on regulations you already half-know. It's a candid, working conversation between a regulatory expert and a practicing food animal veterinarian about what actually goes wrong in the field, how to catch it before it becomes a problem, and how to get the paperwork done faster without cutting corners on accuracy.
What you'll walk away with
By the end of the session, you'll be able to:
Identify the USDA and state-level requirements for Certificates of Veterinary Inspection and official identification for cattle and other production species moving across state lines
Recognize the compliance rules that get misunderstood most often, and explain how documentation errors create regulatory risk for accredited veterinarians
Apply documentation habits that reduce the odds of a rejected or returned certificate during your busiest movement weeks
Use software more effectively to cut the time spent on CVI paperwork, without sacrificing accuracy
Meet the presenters
Dr. Martin Zaluski brings the regulatory perspective. He'll break down what USDA and individual states actually require for cattle and other production species, flag the rules practitioners most commonly get wrong, and explain what's at stake for accredited veterinarians who miss them.
Dr. Tera Barnhardt brings the practicing veterinary perspective. As a production animal veterinarian and longtime GlobalVetLink user, she'll talk through the documentation habits, ID challenges, and workflow pitfalls that trip practitioners up on busy days, and share the tips she relies on to move faster in GVL, from reusable templates for common movements to faster ID uploads and other small adjustments that add up over a full week.
Who this is for
If you're a production animal practitioner, mixed-animal veterinarian, or veterinary technician who prepares, reviews, or signs movement documentation, this session is built for you — whether you're running a heavy sale barn schedule, writing CVIs for a handful of producer clients, or just looking to tighten up a workflow that's already working.
The fall movement season doesn't wait for a slow afternoon in the clinic. Get ahead of it now.
This program is approved for one hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval.
This webinar will be recorded and made available for online viewing within one week of the presentation. To ensure you receive updates about the webinar recording, please register for the webinar.
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