July 28, 2024
11:00am - 2:00pm ET

Baltimore Free CE

Challenges in Corneal Ulcer Management - Investigating the Factors and Treatment of Non-Healing Ulcers

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Baltimore Free CE

Challenges in Corneal Ulcer Management - Investigating the Factors and Treatment of Non-Healing Ulcers

This presentation will focus on the diagnosis and classification of corneal ulcers in dogs and cats. Treatment plans for each type of corneal ulcer will be discussed, including medical and surgical options. We will particularly focus on the causes and treatment of non-healing corneal ulcers.

Speaker

Dr. Alex LoPinto

Dr. Alex LoPinto is the Medical Director and founder of Veterinary Eye Center of New York City, also known as VEC. VEC opened in April of 2021 as the first ophthalmology-only veterinary clinic in New York City. Since then, it has grown to include a team of 6 ophthalmologists across 3 locations. VEC will be opening its first location outside of New York, near Boston, called the Veterinary Eye Center of Massachusetts.

A graduate of New York University and then Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. LoPinto completed a rotating internship at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in New Jersey, prior to his specialty training. He completed his ophthalmology residency at Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and became a board certified veterinary ophthalmologist.

After residency, Dr. LoPinto was the staff ophthalmologist at VERG, a large, busy specialty hospital in Brooklyn where he managed a wide range of ophthalmology cases. Dr. LoPinto launched Veterinary Eye Center of NYC in order to establish a veterinary practice that focuses exclusively on pet eye health. Dr. LoPinto’s clinical interests include corneal diseases, cataract surgery, and corrective eyelid procedures. In his free time, Dr. LoPinto enjoys traveling, photography, tennis, and exploring all that New York has to offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a registered Roo User to attend this Free CE Event?

No! Roo CE Events are for the Veterinary Community — NO STRINGS ATTACHED! All veterinarians and technicians are welcome to attend whether they're Roo Users or not. Roo CE Events are completely free, and you're not committed to join by attending.

Does Roo cost anything?

No! It’s completely free for vets. It costs nothing to join, and there are no membership fees or other costs. You’ll only make money with Roo.

Is there a minimum amount of hours or shifts I need to work?

No! You have complete control over your schedule. Only work when you want, period. Take as much time off as you like, Roo will always be here for you.

Does Roo require a non-compete?

No! Roo stands for the freedom of vets everywhere. Therefore, Roo does not require vets to sign a non-compete to work through our platform.

Can hospitals see my search activity or contact info if I sign up?

Hospitals have no visibility into your profile, contact info, or search activity until you request a shift through Roo. Hospitals also have no way of seeing who is on the platform. Your activity is hidden from all Roo hospitals until you reach out to them.

When and how do I get paid?

Getting paid with Roo is fast and easy — immediately after you rate a shift, you’ll be paid via direct deposit in as little as two business days!

When you first join Roo, you’ll be prompted through a one-time setup where you fill out a W-9 form and link your bank account. After that, all payments are sent to you automatically, no waiting around and no chasing it down!

Does Roo withhold taxes from my paychecks?

No. As a relief veterinarian, taxes are not taken out of your income, so you’ll get paid every cent you see listed on the shift card. However, you will be responsible for paying taxes on this income at a later date, so we recommend setting some of your Roo earnings aside for tax payments.

Roo provides a number of resources and significant help with your taxes as an independent contractor, which you can find in our Tax Center. Roo's platform automatically keeps track of your earnings and milage to help you file taxes each year.

If I'm already employed full-time, should I still sign up with Roo?

Yes! Even if you're employed full-time, you can always pick up relief shifts to earn extra money. Relief work is also a great way to try new hospitals and specialties and learn from other doctors. Roo is free to join with no membership fees and no penalties for inactivity so you have nothing to lose!

Does Roo require liability insurance?

While Roo does not require you have personal liability insurance, we highly recommend getting your own coverage as you won’t be covered under the hospital’s policy as an independent contractor. Roo has teamed with the AVMA to offer PLIT plans that are affordable and convenient. You can get covered for a whole year for less than half of what you’ll make working just one shift!

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