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As a member of Australia’s peak professional association of the veterinary profession, you become part of an extensive network of like-minded professionals across the country and gain access to continuing professional development, thousands of resources and ongoing opportunities to be represented on state and federal issues that matter to you.
With leading continuing professional development, exclusive discounts and benefits, an extensive online library and a large collegial network, membership to your professional association is key to ensuring you have a successful working career – at any stage of your professional life.
The AVA has thousands of resources you need for a successful career and business, and the AVA’s 19 Groups and continuing professional development help you stay current as well as meet your registration requirements.
Become a member of the Australian Veterinary Association and be one of the thousands of fellow veterinary professionals represented by their peak professional association.
How are you supported throughout your career?
Practice employee
Student
New graduate
Government & industry veterinarian
Overseas veterinarian
Researcher or teacher
Retired veterinarian
Practice owner
Learn about the value of our community from our members:
Hear from our Equine Veterinarian Australia (EVA) Group:
Hear from our Veterinarian Business Group (VBG):
Hear from our Australian Cattle Veterinarian (ACV) Group:
Hear from our Australian Greyhound Working and Sporting Dog Veterinarians (AGWSDV) Group:
Hear from our Australian Small Animal Veterinarians (ASAV) Group:
Hear from our Unusual Pet and Avian Veterinarians (UPAV) Group:
So many reasons to be with the AVA.
- Regular continuing professional development opportunities
- Access to thousands of professional resources
- Ongoing support throughout the stages of your veterinary career
Questions? We answer them here.
- Your questions answered about membership with the AVA, your professional association.