BVA opens nominations for 2025 Wellbeing Awards
Supported by ManyPets, the awards highlight teams that have adopted the BVA good veterinary workplaces initiative.
British Veterinary Association (BVA) has opened nominations for the 2025 Wellbeing Awards, recognising veterinary workplaces that focus on staff wellbeing.
Supported by ManyPets, the awards highlight teams that have adopted the BVA good veterinary workplaces initiative, aiming for inclusive environments where staff feel valued and health is prioritised.
Vet teams are invited to nominate their workplaces, showing how they support staff wellbeing.
Entrants must show a positive workplace culture, good communication, clear processes for suggestions and changes, and support for flexible working and regular breaks.
Nominations are encouraged to be a team effort, allowing everyone to share their views.
Additionally, teams need to include photos showing workplace culture and initiatives that support wellbeing.
Rob Williams, junior vice president and awards judge at the BVA, said: “Work is such a big part of our lives so being able to express yourself, feel supported and be happy while doing your job is so important.
“It’s not just vital for individuals: happy, healthy workplaces retain their talent, deliver client and animal-focused services, and help build sustainable businesses.
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