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Hospital Design Bursting at the seams, but not sure you can afford to build? It might not cost as much as you think. If you’re ready to make a change to your facility, your first step is simple: Attend the most trusted and complete course on hospital design. The three-day Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference (click here for a listing of the scheduled seminars) delivers essential information about every stage of building or remodeling a practice. The industry’s most knowledgeable architects and financial-management experts provide strategies that will save you headaches – and money. You’ll take home all the knowledge you need to start creating your dream facility. no matter the scope.
Your registration includes: • A Hospital Design Conference Proceedings book that includes design articles and resource lists — a $75 value • A copy of the Veterinary Economics Portfolio of Award-Winning Floor Plans — a $75 reference book • Detailed discussion of your financial options • Need-to-know information about regulatory issues • Critical advice on veterinary design trends and materials selection • Free breakfast, lunch, and refreshments • Access to the CVC Exhibit Hall on Saturday • 22.5 hours of CE credit
Bring a colleague! Reviving an existing facility? Friday, Aug. 27, 2010 — 8 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The third day of the conference — Friday: Making your project shine — focuses on interior and exterior solutions. If you’re interested in remodeling your current clinic, this day’s sessions are perfect for you. Note: Registrants for this lab must also sign up for at least one day of CVC in Kansas City. One-day lab attendees receive:
Cost: $494 (includes one-day CVC in Kansas City registration) Best DEAL: Register for the Hospital Design Conference and the four-day CVC in Kansas City for the early-bird price of $1044 — that’s a savings of $290!
Hospital Design Speakers Dan Chapel, AIA, president of Chapel Associates Architects, has designed more than 575 facilities, including two
Gary I. Glassman, CPA, is a member of the Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board who has worked exclusively with veterinarians for more than 20 years. He specializes in accounting, tax planning, and practice transitions and is a partner with Burzenski and Co. P.C. C. Scott Learned, MS, MBA, PE, is president of Design Learned, which specializes in engineering, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, noise control, and fire-protection exclusively for animal-care facilities. Learned is a board certified mechanical engineer and electrical engineer. Mark Hafen, AIA, and Heather Lewis are partners of Animal Arts/Gates Hafen Cochrane, a firm that has designed more than 300 veterinary hospitals and more than 40 animal shelters. The firm has won 30 awards in the Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition.
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