Description

FSIS Science and Technology Seminar Series                      

The FSIS Science and Technology Seminar Series keeps FSIS employees aware of new research and technology for promoting food safety. This is a seminar offering continuing education (CE) credit for PHVs. Bovine Theileriosis: A review, July 16, 2025, 2:00-3:00pm ET. Dr. Gregg Hanzlicek from Kansas State will be presenting.    See the seminar flyer. Get a head start on the presentation by accessing its  PowerPoint slides, which are already available on SharePoint. More information is available in the IPP Help.

Veterinarians MUST use the AgLearn hyperlinks here to register and enroll for Continuing Education (CE) credits.

Interactive course registration: (registration closes on 7/14/25)

https://aglearn.usda.gov/course/view.php?id=73612

Non-interactive course registration:

https://aglearn.usda.gov/course/view.php?id=73613

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Attention FSIS and/or APHIS Veterinarians Only – As of January 2022 – those who register to receive CE credits for each PHV seminar are REQUIRED to fill out the survey they receive from OPARM (subject line: Quiz for CE Services) requesting your license number and state affiliation. This survey is an separate survey required for each seminar you attend and want to receive CE credit for.  

Can you apply your CE credits to multiple state licenses? The answer is yes.

You are also encouraged to create a RACEtrack account with AAVSB if you have not done so already.

RACEtrack, the AAVSB's CE tracking system, provides a seamless connection between CE providers, licensees, and regulators.

Please encourage all attendees of any RACE program to create a free RACEtrack account to track their CE. 

They can create their account here.

If they need help setting up an account, there is a RACEtrack account set up tutorial available.