AAEVT News & Updates
Aug 31st, 10.
Owners Best at Assessing Own Horse's Airway Disease Changes;
Potomac Horse Fever Cases Reported in New York; Vets Encourage Vaccination;
Free Ask the Vet LIVE Q&A: World Equestrian Games Horse Care;
Managing Abnormal Heart Rhythm in the Performance Horse
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About Us
The American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians and Assistants (AAEVT) is a sister organization to the AAEP and is a separate professional non-profit organization. Membership in the AAEVT is open to all veterinary technicians, assistants, and support staff with an equine interest AND those employed in the veterinary health care industry worldwide. Student membership is available for those currently enrolled in an AVMA/CVMA accredited program of veterinary technology. The AAEVT offers equine oriented CE courses focusing on all aspects of equine practice geared toward the needs, experience level and interests of all our members.
Membership is $ 60.00 for US and Canadian members. Student membership is $25.00 and International membership is $70.00. The membership year is July 1 through June 30th. You are invited to join at any time during the membership year.
This Association is a Professional Association and is not for the general horse owning public.
AAEVT Mission Statement: To promote the health and welfare of the horse through the education and professional enrichment of the equine veterinary technician and assistant.
The objective and purpose of the AAEVT are:
- To promote and provide continuing educational opportunities that are relevant and accessible to equine technicians and assistants
- To encourage and improve communications between equine technicians and assistants by creating a network so we can share ideas, find others with similar interest and areas of expertise, and post job opportunities.
- To be more informed on legislative matters that affect the equine veterinary community
- To educate the public and the veterinary profession as to the value and benefits gained by employing and supporting trained para-professionals
- To promote and maintain professionalism and ethical behavior for all equine technicians and assistants and to improve the development of the vocation
- To promote and maintain the professional relationship between the AAEP and members of the AAEVT
- To assist in providing the best medical attention and practices to improve the health and welfare of the horse
- To provide resource and leadership for the benefit of the equine industry and the veterinary community that serves it.