BVRA is a membership association committed to supporting the role of veterinary receptionists. We aim to do this through training, education and development to improve the standards of welfare and communication within practice for both clients and colleagues.
Acts as a professional body to focus on the interests of veterinary receptionists across the UK.
Promotes the status of veterinary receptionists within the profession and in the public.
Enables career progression by up-skilling through training and certification.
Sets the standard for veterinary receptionists through training and accreditation.
Acts as a networking hub to share experiences and learning.
Provides a wealth of membership benefits to its members.
There are many titles encompassing the role of the veterinary receptionist however, the overarching or umbrella term to describe a veterinary receptionist is generally “veterinary receptionist” itself. This term encompasses the specific role and responsibilities of an individual working in veterinary practice in a front of house role, providing administrative and customer care support.
While there may be alternative terms used in different contexts or organisations, “veterinary receptionist” is widely recognised and understood within the veterinary industry. It accurately conveys the primary function of the role, which is to greet clients, manage appointments, and handle administrative tasks related to the reception area of a veterinary practice.
Join the BVRA and invest in your teams personal and professional development as a veterinary receptionist. Enjoy exclusive access to our community, preferred rates for CPD events, and a multitude of discounts and benefits. With free courses, discounted tickets to the Annual Congress, and a range of personal development courses, you’ll have everything your team needs to grow and succeed. You can also help your team feeling valued and gaining a wider sense of how their contribution matters to the practice as a business, the satisfaction of their co-workers and the welfare of animals.
Visit our membership page now to learn more and become a member today!
Foundation Course – Small Animal. “This course was packed with information and covered a wide range of small animal topics – all relevant to the job and giving a wider knowledge base.”
BVRA Equine Foundation Course – Really enjoyed the information about specific equine emergencies at the end of the course, was really useful. Also good to learn about leadership and team working. What receptionists/office admin can and can’t do. Will help in my job role!