ICVA has numerous opportunities for those wanting to volunteer:
ICVA is constantly in the process of developing and reviewing new test items and examination forms for each of our assessments. Volunteers from all parts of veterinary medicine are an integral part of ICVA’s efforts to provide world-class examinations and other assessment tools to protect the public, and animal health and welfare.
Subject matter experts in basic sciences, clinical sciences, academicians, veterinarians in clinical practice, and veterinarians working in areas outside of traditional clinical practice (such as public health, food safety, herd management, wildlife conservation, etc.) are all welcome to apply. If youare interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities with the NAVLE, VEA®, or Species Specific Examinations, please fill out the Subject Matter Expert Form.
We also send out calls for nominations for committees like the Assessment Development Committee (ADC) and the ICVA Board of Directors (BOD). This is a great opportunity for those interested in advancing the field of veterinary assessment. Those interested in learning more about these positions should contact mail@icva.net.
The ICVA is calling for nominations for three (3) at-large positions on the ICVA Board of Directors. The Board of Directors are appointed for three-year terms and may serve a maximum of three (3) terms.
Interested veterinarians or associations are invited to nominate individuals. Self-nominations are welcome. Nominations must be received by April 4, 2025. Learn More About these Board Opportunities.
The ICVA is calling for nominations for one (1) open position on the Assessment Development Committee (ADC). The open position on the Committee for the Swine specialty area, with the term beginning in June 2025.
Nominees should have knowledge and experience with swine in the context of private clinical practice and/or practice of veterinary medicine at accredited veterinary schools.
Interested veterinarians or associations are invited to nominate individuals. Self-nominations are also welcome. Nominations must be received by April 4, 2025. Learn More About the ADC Opportunity.
The ICVA is calling for experts in communication skills for veterinary medicine to respond to an upcoming survey to be conducted during the 2025/2026 academic year. The expertise of interested teachers, assessors, and researchers in communication skills is needed to help shape a shared blueprint for possible future communication skills assessment(s). Learn more about the Blueprinting Process.
Interested individuals are invited to fill out the contact form.