West River Continuing Education Meeting - Rapid City

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Best Western Ramkota Hotel & Conference Center
2111 N. Lacrosse Street
Rapid City, SD 57701

Program:  "Managing Chronic Pain in Companion Animal Patients”
8 hours of Continuing Education

Speaker: 
Lindsey Fry, DVM, DACVSMR, CCRP, CVPP, cVMA 
Diplomate American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation
Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner 
Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner 
Certified in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture

Dr. Fry will share her cutting-edge knowledge and experience with us, focusing on understanding chronic pain and offering practical ideas for pain management in companion animals. 

Tentative list of topics:  

  • Review of chronic pain pathophysiology
  • Pharmacology and chronic pain- drugs new and old in the management of chronic pain (1 hour) 
  • Supplements and Nutrition in Chronic pain
  • Acupuncture and Analgesia
  • Osteoarthritis management
  • Geriatrics and pain management
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Registration Pricing:

Advanced Registration by January 9, 2026:
Member:  $150
Non-Member:  $200
Life Member:  $75
Veterinary Technician: $150
PPVM Student:  Free
Printed Proceedings:  $25 (must be ordered by January 9, 2026)
Electronic Proceedings:  Free

Late Registration and Onsite:
Member:  $200
Non-Member: $250
Life Member:  $100
Veterinary Technician:  $200
PPVM Student:  $25
Printed Proceedings:  NOT AVAILABLE
Electronic Proceedings:  Free

The meeting will be recorded and made available to all registered attendees after the meeting.  Purchase of the recordings is available at the prices noted above. The meeting will not be live streamed. 

Lunch is provided. 


Speaker Bio:


Dr. Lindsey Fry grew up in Boulder, Colorado and attended Colorado State University for veterinary school. As a veterinary student, she became certified in medical veterinary acupuncture, and her passion for pain management and mobility was sparked. 

She completed her rehabilitation training and certification (CCRP) through the University of Tennessee in 2011, and became a certified veterinary pain practitioner through the International Veterinary Academy for Pain Management (IVAPM) in 2013. She went on to serve as board member of the IVAPM and subsequently as treasurer.

Dr. Fry practices in Fort Collins, CO where she focuses on an integrative approach to pain and mobility management in a wide variety of patients, offering regenerative medicine, rehabilitation, palliative care, sports medicine, and pain management. In 2023 she achieved board certification through the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (DACVSMR). 

Dr. Fry has published on acupuncture, pain management, iliopsoas injury in agility dogs, palliative care, and continues to have a special interest in pain management in complex cases and a multimodal approach to keeping pets active and mobile. She enjoys teaching and lecturing with a variety of organizations and continues to pursue research in pain management, sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Dr. Fry lives in Fort Collins with her husband and two adventurous daughters and a full menagerie of pets.