Honor and thank a colleague with an AVMA award nomination

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From animal welfare to clinical practice, and from research to public service, AVMA Excellence Awards honor those whose contributions have made a difference in the lives of animals and people. And they’re powered by you – because we rely on you to nominate deserving colleagues.

If you know someone who is doing amazing things for our profession, consider nominating them for an AVMA Excellence Award as a way to honor and thank them.

Nominations are now open for the 2021 awards program, and there are awards to recognize excellence in every aspect of veterinary medicine. They honor educators, researchers, clinical practitioners, veterinary advocates, and those who are not veterinarians but whose work has contributed significantly to advancing veterinary medicine. The variety of awards shows the breadth of veterinary medicine, the diversity of veterinary careers, and the many ways in which veterinary professionals protect both animal and human health:

 

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Your nominations help us reward excellence

These awards recognize and reward you when you excel, and the AVMA relies on you to bring colleagues to our attention. By nominating those who inspire you, you’ll help the profession shine a light on the critically important work that veterinarians do in all fields, including those that aren’t always in the public eye.

Help the AVMA recognize our profession’s most deserving leaders. Review descriptions of the individual awards, consider which of your colleagues deserve to be nominated, then download and return the nomination forms.

Nomination forms and materials must be submitted together via email to avma-awardsatavma [dot] org (avma-awards[at]avma[dot]org) by February 17, 2021. 

For more information about criteria and how to submit a nomination, visit avma.org/Awards.

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