BVNA Annual Congress
5-7 October 2012 | Telford International Centre
The largest sole veterinary nursing congress in the UK offered delegates over 70 veterinary nursing lectures during the three day event along with interactive workshops, a large exhibition hall housing an array of companies and an exciting social programme.
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.
Training to become a Veterinary Nurse
What are the entry requirements?
E-petition to protect the title 'Veterinary Nurse'
How should veterinary nurses be regulated in the future?
The title veterinary nurse is not protected, despite all veterinary nurses listed with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) having undertaken at least two years of training in order to safeguard animal health and welfare.
Helplines and Support for Veterinary Nurses
All BVNA members have access to a free legal helpline. This service is provided by legal professionals and offers assistance with any legal issues, not just employment.
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