OVMA recognizes member contributions; Harcha accepts President’s gavel March 10, 2025 Outgoing President Diana Cron recognized Liesa Stone and Kevin Corcoran with special awards during the annual Midwest Veterinary Conference.
Industry veteran Mikosz joins OVMA staff December 3, 2024 “Marty’s experience with business operations in the veterinary industry will go a long way to supporting our office functions and our members,” said Executive Director Chris Henney.
OVMA welcomes Lewis-McGlone as first trade show manager August 26, 2024 “Alissa’s background and experiences will be a great addition to our OVMA team,” said OVMA Executive Director Chris Henney.
Dyer named DVM of the Year; Cron takes over as President March 8, 2024 The award was presented by outgoing OVMA president Dr. Eric Gordon during a special ceremony at the MVC.
Meet Chris Henney, OVMA’s new executive director December 20, 2023 Hello from your new Executive Director! I am thrilled for the opportunity to serve the members of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association and appreciate…
OVMLB updates continuing education rule December 7, 2023 Veterinarians will be able to earn 18 of their 30 hours online, beginning with their 2026 renewal.
OVMA Board confirms Chris Henney as next executive director October 4, 2023 Chris brings 25 years of experience in association management, strategic planning, leadership development, and advocacy.
OVMA partners with CorpCare to offer employee wellbeing program April 18, 2022 With so much attention being paid to veterinary wellbeing over the past few years, we all know by now that a person’s health goes far beyond just the physical.
Biggie names veterinarian of the year, passes on gavel March 2, 2022 Dr. Patricia Haines received OVMA’s most prestigious award, and Dr. Barbara Musolf took the reins as president.
Down on the Farm: The Life of a Rural Veterinarian August 23, 2021 It’s not news: Rural veterinarians are in short supply, growing ever more scarce as practitioners increasingly opt to work in urban and suburban areas. But for a select few, life as a rural veterinarian has infinitely more appeal.
