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March 21, 2006
2006 ACVA Written
Examination
The 2006 American College of Veterinary Anesthesiologists written examination is scheduled for May 26 (Friday) and May 27 (Saturday) in Lexington, Kentucky at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel. The test will take place from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on both days with a mandatory hour for lunch from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. The first day (Friday) is the basic examination with the multiple choice portion (200 questions) from 8:00AM to 12:00PM and the essay portion (5 questions answered from a selection of 8) from 1:00PM to 5:00PM. The second day (Saturday) will be the applied examination with the same format.
The examination room at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel will be Salon G (subject to change). Lunch will be provided on both days. Snacks and beverages may be brought into the examination room. Deadline for reservations is APRIL 24th. Room rates are approximately $80 per night. The Four-Points Sheraton is located 10 minutes from Lexington Bluegrass Airport. The hotel has an indoor/outdoor pool, small exercise facility and a restaurant; and is located near two fast food facilities and a convenience store.
Please provide the following information for me (jcseahorn@aol.com) when you have completed your itinerary so that the hotel can coordinate airport transport to maximize efficiency and minimize your wait:
Airport Arrival Time:______________________________
Airport Departure Time:____________________________
I will be sending lunch selections some time in April so that we can coordinate lunch as well.
Phone Numbers:
For
reservations: 859-259-1311 (request
the Vet Anesthesiologist Group Block).
IF you should fail to make your reservation by the cut-off date (April 24,2006),
please contact me (Dr. Seahorn)
directly. HOWEVER, please do the best
you can to meet the deadline!!
Complimentary shuttle from Bluegrass Airport: 859-259-1311. There will be a courtesy phone at the airport.
Jan Seahorn
ACVA Written Examination Coordinator