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Wicksteed, Joanna April 2023 Decision of the Disciplinary Committee on Sanction
... Disciplinary Committee Guidance and considered both aggravating and mitigating factors and also the RCVS Code of Professional Conduct. 2. Counsel for the College confirmed that there were no previous ...
Wigan VN wins Golden Jubilee in honour of pioneering work
... veterinary nurse has been named as the fifth recipient of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Golden Jubilee Award – an honour bestowed on one veterinary nurse each year in honour of ...
Will I be able to re-sit any parts of the exam?
... 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 ...
Will I be able to re-sit any parts of the exam?
... 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 ...
Will I be able to re-sit any parts of the exam?
... 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 ...
Will I be questioned?
... but it could be about anything that is relevant to the case. The questioning is controlled by the RCVS barrister, the legal assessor and/or the Chair of the DC who may intervene if they think a line of ...
Will I be refunded if I have to withdraw on medical or compassionate grounds?
... 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 ...
Will I be refunded if I have to withdraw on medical or compassionate grounds?
... 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 ...
Will I be refunded if I have to withdraw on medical or compassionate grounds?
... 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 ...
Will I see the veterinary professional at the hearing?
... any travel and/or accommodation arrangements Details of the hearing venue Telephone number for the RCVS solicitor and venue (in case you are delayed) Reading glasses (if needed) A book or some other ...
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