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... Will my accreditation last the usual four years? It has been agreed by the VMD, the PSG and the RCVS Covid Taskforce that the usual interim accreditation period of four years will apply , with the ...

... Will my accreditation last the usual four years? It has been agreed by the VMD, the PSG and the RCVS Covid Taskforce that the usual interim accreditation period of four years will apply , with the ...

... to content Will paraprofessions, other than VNs, be regulated by the RCVS in the future? The LWP agreed a number of overarching principles when considering any future ...

... assessments at all? Face-to-face visits may need to be carried out, depending on previous VMD or RCVS findings, however, this is likely to only be a very small number. If this applies to your practice, ...

Skip to content Will remote assessments be as comprehensive as a face-to-face visit? The remote assessment process will still be looking at key areas of practice standards, such as veterinary ...

... work as a veterinary surgeon in the UK? To work as a vet in the UK, you must be registered with the RCVS. To discover if your veterinary degree is recognised by the RCVS, please see the registration ...

... your clinical knowledge and will include an open-book paper assessing your familiarity with the  RCVS Code of Professional Conduct . The OSCE will assess a range of practical skills. For more ...

... to content Will the RCVS Professional Development Record (PDR) be available after the new 1CPD platform is launched? No, ...

... assessments at all? Face-to-face visits may need to be carried out, depending on previous VMD or RCVS findings, however, this is likely to only be a very small number. If this applies to your practice, ...

... assessments at all? Face-to-face visits may need to be carried out, depending on previous VMD or RCVS findings, however, this is likely to only be a very small number. If this applies to your practice, ...