New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal

The New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal (NZVNJ) is produced exclusively for veterinary nurses and technicians in New Zealand. The NZVNJ is a highly regarded journal. It is the only publication produced exclusively for veterinary nurses in New Zealand.

Circulated to NZVNA members electronically and made available through Sciquest, the NZVNJ is a high quality quarterly publication, produced in full colour, and offers our members:
• Product knowledge
• Clinical articles and case studies
• Up-to-date product information
• Industry, ethical and legal information
• HR and other practice management support tools
• Career professional development and education opportunities
• Seminar dates and much more.

If you would like to submit an article or advertise in the New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal please email journal@nzvna.org.nz

NZVNA E-News

Distributed quarterly to over NZVNA members, non–members and industry supporters, the NZVNA’s eNews aims to provide readers with:
• Up-to-date news from across the sector
• Relevant and meaningful articles and information directed toward members and organizations across the industry.

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NZVNA Blog

From Student to Clinic Co-Owner: Zoe Hyett's Inspiring Journey in Veterinary Nursing

News Published: 8th April 2025
From Student to Clinic Co-Owner: Zoe Hyett's Inspiring Journey in Veterinary Nursing

When Zoe Hyett walked through the doors of At the Vets almost 12 years ago as a student vet nurse, she probably di…

Becoming a Zero Pain Clinic - Part 2; Becoming the Lead Zero Pain Practitioner as a Veterinary Nurse.

News Published: 4th April 2025
I was thrilled when we received approval to apply for Zero Pain accreditation. The anticipation of achieving a tangible result from all our hard work over the past 12 months felt crucial. As a small r…

Becoming a Zero Pain Clinic - Part 1 

News Published: 21st March 2025
Clevedon Veterinary Hospital, part of the Veterinary Hospital Group, proudly became the first Zero Pain Clinic in Auckland and Northland at the end of last year. It is a small rural clinic located in …