Who are the BVNA?
The BVNA was formed in 1965 and is the only national representative body for veterinary nurses. The BVNA provides the following benefits to its members:
- Advises and represents veterinary nursing interests
- Supports veterinary nurses and practice staff with legal advice and support
- Publishes a monthly journal, VNJ
- Discounts on CPD and books
- Regional meetings
- Bursaries
If you’re not already a member, don’t miss out, join today.
The BVNA is made up of a max. number of 12 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.
There are also voluntary regional co-ordinators (RCOs) who organise regular meetings and CPD on behalf of the BVNA. Click here to meet the RCO team and to see what's currently running in your area.
Honorary Membership
The BVNA awards honorary membership as a small token of appreciation to those individuals who have gone beyond the call of duty in serving and advancing the veterinary nursing profession - click here for a list of honorary members