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BVA Veterinary Mentor Award
This new award recognises an inspirational mentor who has gone above and beyond to support and guide others within the veterinary professions.
They have consistently shared knowledge and experience to raise confidence and skills in others and through their commitment, they have made a positive impact on both individuals and the profession.
Entry criteria:
- Dedication to mentorship
Demonstrates consistent and meaningful investment in others’ growth by offering time, guidance, and tailored support. Shows reliability, approachability, and a genuine commitment to helping others progress in their careers. - Positive impact
Clear evidence of the difference their mentorship has made, such as boosting confidence, enabling professional development, supporting wellbeing, helping achieve goals, or contributing to the wider veterinary community. - Inspiring role model
Leads by example through their behaviour, values, and professionalism. Encourages a culture of support, collaboration, and wellbeing, inspiring both mentees and colleagues.
How will this award be judged?
Judges will score nominations based on the entry criteria. It is not necessary to evidence all criteria, however this will enable a higher score at judging. Please give as much detail as possible.
2026 nominations will close on 16 March.
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In 1948, Prescription Diet k/d became the world’s first veterinarian-prepared food for the management of a canine disease. We believe that science is the best path to giving pets the best care possible. Trends come and go, but our nutritional philosophy is that science leads the way, creating food to support pets' best lives. True innovation doesn’t use a template, which is why Hill’s employs more than 220 veterinarians, qualified nutritionists and food scientists to understand what pets need to live a long, happy life. We know there is no straight line to discovery, so first, we ask “what if?” and then look to clinical studies that confirm results you can trust. As patterns and discoveries emerge, breakthroughs begin
