Hello IVMA Members, As we wrap up another great year in Indiana, it’s important to reflect on our achievements and set our sights on the exciting opportunities on the horizon in 2025. One of the highlights of 2024 is the summation of three years of Partner Clinic Survey Data which has been summarized and compiled into a comprehensive report on the state of veterinary medicine in Indiana. You can find the report at www.invma.org....

State of the Profession Report 2024 The veterinary profession in Indiana is navigating a challenging landscape marked by staffing shortages, rising costs, and growing concerns for health and wellness. In response, the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association (IVMA) recognized the need for ongoing, real-world insights to better understand and address these issues. From 2022 to 2024, the IVMA conducted twelve quarterly surveys, engaging 132 respondents who represented a diverse range of veterinary practices across the...

Veterinarians are required to have completed forty (40) hours of continuing education acquired between October 15, 2023, and October 15, 2025. Veterinary licenses expire on October 15 of odd numbered years. The next renewal date is OCTOBER 15, 2025. Continuing Education Derived from Self-study Continuing education derived from self-study will be accepted as renewal credit under the following conditions: Keep Your License Information Up to Date Be sure to keep your licensing information up...

Exploring the IVMA Membership Assistance Power UP Program The Indiana Veterinary Medical Association (IVMA) is dedicated to supporting veterinary professionals across the state, ensuring they have the resources and tools needed to thrive in their careers. One of the ways the IVMA demonstrates this commitment is through its Membership Assistance Program (MAP), designed to provide comprehensive support to IVMA members. Additionally, the Power Up Program allows IVMA members to extend these benefits to their...