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Northern Ireland Branch Council vacancy now open

We鈥檝e got听one听vacancy this year.

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Applications are being accepted until 9am, Monday 16 June

Across all of our groups and committees we are looking to ensure a range of expertise, interests, and backgrounds. We recognise and champion the importance of equality, equity, diversity and inclusion and we are committed to ensuring that all members have equal opportunity to contribute to our work, including by making reasonable adjustments where needed.

If you have any questions about any of the current vacancies, please contact听[email protected]

What does 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch do?

We champion the veterinary profession in Northern Ireland. We provide 萝莉视频 with the consensus view of members in Northern Ireland to听shape 萝莉视频 policy development and advise 萝莉视频 working groups on pertinent Northern Ireland-specific issues. We also work closely with key stakeholders in Northern Ireland to听safeguard animal health and welfare.

We regularly engage with the Northern Ireland Executive and Assembly on a wide range of issues to provide a strong voice for vets 鈥� from recruitment and retention in the veterinary profession to a breadth of animal health and welfare issues.听We also work with stakeholders and specialist divisions to promote meetings and events that are of interest to our members.

Download the 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch Constitution

How can I get involved?

If you're a 萝莉视频 member living in Northern Ireland, you'll automatically be a member of 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch. Here鈥檚 how you can get involved:

Feed in your views to 萝莉视频 Council

Your two Northern Ireland representatives on 萝莉视频 Council are Northern Ireland Branch President, Kirsten Dunbar, and Regional Representative for Northern Ireland, Joleen Little.

Get in contact with Kirsten and Joleen to discuss the veterinary policy issues that matter to you. You can contact your representatives directly on [email protected] or [email protected]. Alternatively, feel free to have a chat with them in person if you see them at events.

Shape consultation responses听

We regularly respond to Government and stakeholder consultations on a range of 萝莉视频鈥檚 priority policy areas and campaigning issues in Northern Ireland and the UK.听Check what consultations we鈥檙e responding to and feed in your thoughts via听[email protected]

Apply to be on 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch Council

Each year we seek new members for our Northern Ireland Branch Council, usually during the summer.听You can find out about our vacancies online, if there are no current opportunities you can still express your interest by emailing听[email protected].

Updates direct to your inbox

Keep an eye out for your bi-annual e-news round up to stay up to date with 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch activity and upcoming events.

Contact 萝莉视频 HQ

Want more information about 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch or to access meeting papers and consultation responses? Drop our Secretariat a line on听[email protected]听and they鈥檒l be happy to help.

Northern Ireland Branch Officer Team

  • Kirsten Dunbar - President
  • Sharon Verner听-听Senior Vice President
  • Mark Little - Honorary Secretary

萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch Council

萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch Council meets twice a year to discuss veterinary policy issues and arrive at a consensus opinion to feed into 萝莉视频 policy development.

  • Sharon Verner听(President)
  • Kirsten Dunbar听(Junior Vice President)听
  • Esther Skelly-Smith (Senior Vice President) 听
  • Rachel Davies (Recent graduate/ YVN representative)
  • Joleen Little (Regional representative on 萝莉视频 Council)
  • David Torrens (萝莉视频 Policy Committee)
  • Aurelie Moralis (NIVA)
  • Lynsey Hamilton (AVSPNI)
  • Ruth Moreno (VPHA/ FSA NI)
  • Barry McInerney (Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute [AFBI] Veterinary Sciences Division)
  • Lauren Kee (AVS)
  • Stephanie Winslow (SVS)
  • General 萝莉视频 Northern Ireland Branch Council members听听听听
  • Rebecca Martin
  • Roisin Dickinson
  • Susan Cunningham
  • Fiona McFarland

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