Organizational Affiliations
PLEASE NOTE: The following links are provided for your convenience. As external organizations may update their websites, some links may change or become inactive over time.
Cincinnati Veterinary Technicians Association (CVTA)
The Cincinnati Veterinary Technicians Association is a dedicated regional organization serving veterinary professionals in the greater Cincinnati area. As an affiliate of the Ohio Association of Veterinary Technicians, the CVTA connects veterinary technicians through education, networking, and community engagement. For more details about membership, events, or professional development opportunities, please visit their website.
A Complete Guide to U.S. Vet Tech Associations (Galaxy Vets)
galaxyvets.com/learning-center/complete-guide-to-us-vet-tech-associations
Galaxy Vets’ “A Complete Guide to Vet Tech Associations in the U.S.” is a comprehensive article that outlines how veterinary technicians and technologists can benefit from joining professional associations. With data-driven insights—from salary benchmarks to career outcomes—it breaks down the value of membership in these organizations, including access to education, networking, advocacy, scholarships, and peer support.
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA)
OVMA is a respected nonprofit serving more than 2,800 veterinarians and 600 veterinary students across Ohio. Founded in 1884, it fosters stewardship, compassion, lifelong learning, and community within veterinary medicine. OVMA is known for offering professional development, continuing education, advocacy, public outreach, and hosting the Midwest Veterinary Conference—one of North America’s largest veterinary conventions.
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
AVMA is a national, not-for-profit association founded in 1863, representing over 100,000 veterinarians across all sectors—from private practice and academia to public health and research. AVMA advances the profession through advocacy, scientific publications, continuing education, and accreditation of veterinary medical and technician programs. As a trusted leader, it also plays a key role in shaping policy and sustaining professional standards.