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What happens if the veterinary professional is suspended or removed?
... to content What happens if the veterinary professional is suspended or removed? If the DC has decided that the appropriate sanction is suspension or removal, a letter will be sent to the ...
What happens once the hearing has finished?
... to content What happens once the hearing has finished? You will be informed of the outcome once the hearing has concluded. You will be able to view a copy of the decision and a press release on the ...
If there are no vets in my practice who have time to become a VetGDP Adviser does that mean we cannot employ veterinary graduates?
... to content If there are no vets in my practice who have time to become a VetGDP Adviser does that mean we cannot employ veterinary graduates? It is mandatory for veterinary graduates to take part in ...
I’m a graduate vet already on the PDP, can I switch to VetGDP?
... to content I’m a graduate vet already on the PDP, can I switch to VetGDP? No, graduate vets already on the PDP will continue, and it will not be possible to ...
How do I remove my name from the Register?
... to content How do I remove my name from the Register? If your circumstances have changed and you would like to remove your name from the Register, then you can do this online via ' My Account ' as ...
Will it cost the practice anything to sign up for this?
... to content Will it cost the practice anything to sign up for this? All VetGDP Adviser training is provided free of charge, although there will be the investment of time, approximately 20 hours, that ...
As a self-regulating profession shouldn’t we be able to elect our preferred representatives to Council?
... to content As a self-regulating profession shouldn’t we be able to elect our preferred representatives to Council? The traditional model of self-regulation, involving professional ...
Can I be confident in the independence of appointed members?
... to content Can I be confident in the independence of appointed members? As it already does for its appointed lay Council members, and for members of PIC and DC Committees, an appointment mechanism ...
As a front-line, first-opinion vet – with no elections, how will I have my say without any representatives on Council?
... to content As a front-line, first-opinion vet – with no elections, how will I have my say without any representatives on Council? While the RCVS is not a representative body, unlike the British ...
If we reduce the number of vet professionals on Council, won’t we be losing out on vital veterinary expertise and perspectives?
... to content If we reduce the number of vet professionals on Council, won’t we be losing out on vital veterinary expertise and perspectives? The detailed work of the College is already delegated to a ...
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