BVNA Mission Statement
The aim of the British Veterinary Nursing Association is to promote animal health and welfare through the ongoing development of professional excellence in veterinary nursing
The BVNA undertakes to:
- Represent the veterinary nursing profession and specifically its members.
- Develop, provide and monitor continuing professional development for veterinary nurses
- Provide education and training for associated individuals and allied professionals
- Promote the veterinary nursing profession and work proactively with other organisations and professions to shape its future development.
- Disseminate advice and guidance to its members.
The
BVNA came into being in 1965 and is the only
representative body for veterinary nurses. The
BVNA provides the following benefits to its
members:
The
BVNA is made up of 10 Council members from around
the UK, while the office HQ is based in Harlow.
The Council members work tirelessly fitting
in BVNA business around family and work life
on a voluntary basis and meet every six weeks
in Harlow.
The BVNA awards honorary membership as a small token of appreciation to those to individuals who have gone beyond the call of duty in serving and advancing the veterinary nursing profession
BVNA Charity of the Year 2007
Why not raise money for BVNA’s charity of the year: Animal Cancer Trust
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