Hello Dear IVMA Members, As the leaves change and we enter the month of November, I find myself reflecting on the seasons of change in the remarkable veterinary community we have in Indiana. It’s a time to be thankful for those who came before us and renew our excitement for what the future may bring. One of the biggest changes this year has been the change in leadership at the Purdue University College of...

Addressing the Risk of Rabies Exposure in Veterinary Practice Reprinted with permission form AVMA PLIT Rabies virus infection is an invariably fatal disease of the central nervous system in mammals. Multiple cases are reported each year in wild and domestic animals, and it is a serious public health risk. Most states require current rabies vaccinations for dogs and many also require rabies vaccinations for cats and ferrets. Rabies exposure in a veterinary clinic can...

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...