CE Credits: 1
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Subject: Regenerative Medicine
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Audience: DVMs, Techs & Team Members
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Online
Regenerative medicine is rapidly transforming the future of veterinary care, opening the door to innovative treatments that support healing and recovery for a wide range of orthopedic injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. Sponsored by Hilltop Bio, this webinar is designed to give the entire veterinary team a comprehensive introduction to regenerative therapies, clinical applications and the emerging innovations shaping the future of patient care.
In this webinar, you will:

FVMA Member DVM
$35
Non-FVMA Member DVM
$55
FVMA Member Tech
$25
Non-FVMA Member Tech
$45
*All registrations become non-cancelable after August 19, 2026, and no refunds or credits will be issued for cancellations requested after this date.
Instructor
DVM, MBA
Director, Veterinary Technical Services
Dr. Marc Bordelon serves as Director of Veterinary Technical Services at Hilltop Bio, where he provides strategic leadership and clinical oversight for the company’s research and product development initiatives. He leads a network of key opinion leaders supporting study design for the FDA approval process, clinical data analysis, and real-world validation of Hilltop Bio’s technologies, while also contributing to technical publications and scientific communications that support commercial strategy.
Dr. Bordelon brings more than 17 years of clinical and operational experience in veterinary medicine. He owned and led multiple veterinary hospitals in Louisiana, including a 24/7 emergency hospital recognized as the 2023 AAHA Practice of the Year and a multispecialty referral center. His leadership experience spans medical operations, team development, education and professional speaking for both students and veterinary professionals.
With a focused interest in regenerative medicine, internal medicine, and ultrasonography, Dr. Bordelon has successfully integrated many innovative business practices and medical therapies into his hospitals in pursuit of continuous self and staff improvement. He maintains active involvement in leading professional organizations and continues clinical practice to remain closely aligned with evolving standards of veterinary care.
AAVSB/RACE Information
This program (#20-1386302) is RACE-approved for 1 hour of Continuing Education (CE) credits.
It is your responsibility to document the sessions you attend and the number of hours you receive.