ENTMGY X003 - Veterinary Entomology: Nematocera (Sand Flies, Black Flies, Mosquitoes and Biting Midges) 2.0
The goals of this online course are to introduce you to mosquitoes and related Nematocera (including sand flies, black flies, and biting midges), as well as highlight some fascinating aspects about their basic biology and the impacts they have on animal and human health (with an emphasis on domestic animals). This course is approved for CE credit by the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board (OVMLB) on an hour-per-hour basis.
Delivery Options
Online Self-Paced: This course is available fully online with no scheduled class sessions or fixed due dates. You can start coursework at any time and work through it independently at your own pace, within the timeframe designated. Online modules may include readings, lecture videos, assignments, quizzes, and more.
Time to Completion
This course is estimated to take approximately 3 hours to complete.
Course Completion Requirements
Participants must complete all course modules and pass any required assessments to earn CE credit approved by the OVMLB.
Technology Requirements
- Reliable Internet connection
- Use Chrome browser for Windows and MacOS (ensure both browser and OS are up to date)
What You’ll Learn
- Identify key biological characteristics of mosquitoes, sand flies, black flies, and biting midges
- Describe their roles in animal and human health, with a focus on domestic animals
- Recognize species of veterinary importance within the Nematocera group
- Understand strategies for managing and controlling these arthropod pests
What You’ll Earn
- Up to 3 hours of CE credit approved by the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board (OVMLB)
Additional Information
There are no refunds issued for this course.
Contact Us
For questions about enrollment, payment options, technology support, or course records, please contact our Enrollment Support team. Inquiries are typically answered within 24 business hours.
If you have questions about this course, please contact Dr. Pete Piermarini.