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Committees Interest Form

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The CVMA invites you to consider participating in one or more of the following standing committees. Please check all committees on which you would like to participate (when there is an opening). All applications will be kept on file for a period of five years. If you have any questions about the purpose or obligations of each committee, please contact Della Yee at dyee@cvma.net or via phone at 916-649-0599.

Agriculture Committee:

Explores and suggests solutions on food animal-related issues

Animal Welfare Committee:

Addresses animal welfare issues.

AVMA Advisory Committee:

Seeks individuals from California to serve in AVMA positions and develops suggested policy that can be passed along to the Board of Governors on issues of importance at the AVMA.

CVMA Certified Veterinary Assistant Committee:

Oversees the CVMA Certified Veterinary Assistant Committee credentialing program with the purpose of increasing the number of Registered Veterinary Technicians.

CAVMRC Steering Committee:

Assists in overseeing the activities of the California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps (CAVMRC), which in turn works in cooperation with a broad range of entities to provide veterinary services to animals in need during declared emergencies.

Finance Committee:

Reviews and recommends the CVMA annual budget to the Board of Governors for approval; makes recommendations on financial policies or procedures to the CVMA’s Treasurer and/or Board for implementation.

Leadership Development Committee:

Identifies, promotes, and elects leaders for the CVMA

Legislative Committee:

Reviews and recommends positions on all legislative activity of the CVMA.

Political Action Committee:

Acts as the voluntary bipartisan political action arm of organized veterinary medicine in California, raising and distributing funds for the purpose of electing candidates to political office, and encouraging veterinarians to take a more active part in governmental affairs.

Registered Veterinary Technician Committee:

Promotes career enhancement and further development of the delivery of veterinary care by RVTs.