The North Dakota Veterinary Medical Association is a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to the profession of veterinary medicine and the interests of veterinarians, their clients and their patients. Founded in 1892 and officially recognized as a state association in 1903, the NDVMA has a long history of supporting and advancing the veterinary profession.
NDVMA represents the broad spectrum of veterinary medicine, including but not limited to small, large animal, exotic, bovine, and equine practitioners, and those veterinarians working in research, academic and government capacities. The NDVMA is committed to serving our 300 plus membership of veterinarians and veterinary students.
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The North Dakota Veterinary Medical Association advocates for current and future veterinarians to provide a professional community that positively impacts veterinarians and community relationships as well as animal and public health.
The North Dakota Veterinary Medical Association serves to advance the veterinary profession through provision of continuing education and advocacy of public policy and legislation pertinent to the veterinary profession.
A life member has had at least 25 consecutive years of membership in NDVMA and is at least 65 years of age or is fully retired from the veterinary profession.