Answering Your District Questions
Ever wonder to which district you belong or who to
contact to attend meetings in your area? Here's a little help!
Ohio is broken into 9 districts. Each district has a representative who attends
executive board meetings to learn what's new on the state level and coordinate
that with what is happening on a local level.
District Representatives help connect veterinary technicians from
across the state and allow concerns of local technicians to be voiced.
Move your mouse over the county located on the district map below to find which
district the county is located.
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Our List of Representatives
Now that you know your local district, who are your
chosen representatives? Who are the people that help you relay information at
the board meetings? Here are your representatives listed by district. The
"OPEN!" title means that we are currently looking for representatives from
these districts to attend meetings and keep their fellow Vet Techs up to date
and informed.
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District One:
Our job is to conduct ourselves in relation to the
public, our colleagues and the allied professions, so as to merit their full
confidence and respect.
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Christie Myers, RVT - You can email Christie
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District Two:
Our job is to strive continually to improve our
knowledge and skills. If you live or work in this district and are interested
in this position, let us know. If you know someone else that may be interested,
please help us spread the word that we are currently looking for a District Two
representative.
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OPEN! - District Representative Wanted.
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District Three:
Our job is to willingly share our knowledge and skills
with our colleagues to increase the quality of service and enhance the standing
of our profession.
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OPEN! - District Representative Wanted.
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District Four:
Our job is to safeguard the public and ourselves
against technicians deficient in moral character or professional competence.
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Peggy Dahlhausen, RVT - You can email Peggy
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District Five:
Our job is to observe all laws, uphold the honor and
dignity of our profession, and accept its self-imposed discipline.
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Rachel McGinty/Crystal Sims
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District Six:
Our behavior shall reflect a high standard of ethics
and morals. Dress, speech, actions and attitudes shall reflect professionalism
and promote public confidence.
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OPEN! - District Representative Wanted.
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District Seven:
Our job is to be loyal and hold in confidence the
privileged information of the client and/or patient.
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Cindy Curto, RVT - You can email Cindy
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District Eight:
Our job is to strive to know the limitations of our
training and stay within the bounds of those limitations.
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Kingsley Berlin, RVT - You can email Kingsley
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District Nine:
Our job is to strive continually to improve our
knowledge and skills.
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OPEN! - District Representative Wanted.
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Knowing what our collective jobs are, tell us how we are doing.
If you would like to see more contact information listed
here, let us know. This information is posted to help you, the RVT, get in
touch with your local representatives so that you can voice your opinions and
concerns and get pertinent information.
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