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2021 Leadership Resource Guide American Association of Equine Practitioners 2021 Leadership Resource Guide American Association of Equine Practitioners 2021 Leadership Resource Guide C1C1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2021 Board of Directors .......................................................................................................................... 2 AAEP Staff & Responsibilities by Department ......................................................................................... 3 Council Listings ....................................................................................................................................... 4 Committee Listings Educational Programs ......................................................................................................................... 4 Finance & Audit ................................................................................................................................. 5 Infectious Disease ................................................................................................................................ 5 Member Engagement .......................................................................................................................... 5 Nominating ......................................................................................................................................... 5 Performance Horse .............................................................................................................................. 5 Professional Conduct & Ethics ........................................................................................................... 6 Racing ................................................................................................................................................. 6 Scientific Review & Editorial .............................................................................................................. 6 Wellness .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Awards ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 Equine and Veterinary Organizations .................................................................................................... 11 AAEP Student Chapters ......................................................................................................................... 14 Regulation and Legislative Advocacy Resources ................................................................................... 16 AVMA Representation 2021 ............................................................................................................ 16 AAEP Ethical and Professional Guidelines ............................................................................................. 17 Genetic Defects ................................................................................................................................. 18 Equine Welfare .................................................................................................................................. 19 AAEP Principles of Equine Welfare .............................................................................................. 19 Equids Used in Entertainment, Shows and for Exhibition ........................................................... 19 Practice of Hemi-Castration ........................................................................................................ 20 Stewardship of the Horse ............................................................................................................ 20 Transportation and Processing of Horses .................................................................................... 20 Management of Mares Utilized in the PMU Collection Industry ................................................. 20 Management of Bureau of Land Management Wild Horses and Burros ...................................... 20 Use of Horses in Urban Environments ......................................................................................... 21 Use of Vesicants ........................................................................................................................... 21 Practice of Soring ......................................................................................................................... 22 Tail Alteration in Horses.............................................................................................................. 22 Thermocautery or Pin Firing ....................................................................................................... 22 Use of Hog Rings ........................................................................................................................ 22 Position on Equine Exercise ......................................................................................................... 22 Horse Show ....................................................................................................................................... 22 Horse Show Official Veterinarian ................................................................................................ 22 Medication ........................................................................................................................................ 23 Endurance Horse Medications ..................................................................................................... 23 Therapeutic Medication for the Racehorse .................................................................................. 23 Therapeutic Medication for the Competition Horse .................................................................... 24 Use of Anabolic Steroids .............................................................................................................. 24 Use of Corticosteroids ................................................................................................................. 25 Use of Medroxyprogesterone Acetate in Competition Horses ...................................................... 25 Racing ............................................................................................................................................... 25 Private Practice by Regulatory Veterinarians ............................................................................... 25 Reproduction .................................................................................................................................... 25 Veterinary Management of Broodmares ...................................................................................... 25 Transported Semen as it Relates to Equine Viral Arteritis (EVA)........................................................ 26 Veterinary Management of the Breeding Stallion ......................................................................... 26 Equine Viral Arteritis (EVA) ........................................................................................................ 26 Breeding Terminology .................................................................................................................. 26 Sales Issues ........................................................................................................................................ 27 Therapeutic Medication to Horses for Sale at Public Auction ..................................................... 27 Cryptorchid Definition ................................................................................................................ 28 Dental Malocclusions .................................................................................................................. 28 Pre-Sale Videoendoscopic Examination of the Upper Airway at Public Auction .......................... 28 Post-Sale Examination of Horses Intended for Racing ................................................................. 29 Reporting Purchase Examinations ............................................................................................... 29 Purchase Exams at Public Auction ............................................................................................... 30 Radiographs – Custody and Distribution .................................................................................... 30 Sale Disclosure ............................................................................................................................. 30 Veterinary Practice ............................................................................................................................ 30 Practice of Veterinary Medicine ................................................................................................... 30 Roles of Healthcare Providers in Veterinary Medicine ................................................................. 30 Levels of Supervision ................................................................................................................... 31 Contingency Fees ......................................................................................................................... 31 Conflicts of Interest ..................................................................................................................... 31 Equine Dentistry 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