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... to content Discuss the issues affecting the profession at RCVS Question Time in Watford 25 September 2015 Vets, veterinary nurses and other members of the practice ...

... Richards said: “I’m absolutely delighted and feel incredibly honoured to be the recipient of the RCVS Queen’s Medal. It is particularly satisfying to receive this recognition from my veterinary peers.” ...

... the interests of minorities who may not be represented on the WG. To consider what the role of the RCVS might be in changing the culture, making direct interventions, encouraging change from others and ...

... links below to browse the web version.  Statement of intent Welcome from the Chair About the RCVS Diversity and Inclusion Group Diversity Statement Workstreams Focus of activity Demographics data: ...

... to content Diversity and inclusion in the veterinary professions Niall Connell - RCVS President (2019 - 2020) It’s no secret that the veterinary professions are overwhelmingly white with ...

... to content Diversity statement Dan Makin Members of the DIG, and the RCVS more widely, have agreed to the following diversity statement: In our work to enhance society ...

... has raised concerns about. You will have already been interviewed and given a formal statement to RCVS’ external solicitors. On this occasion, a decision has recently been made by the Preliminary ...

... qualification, therefore, only available once you have registered as a veterinary nurse with the RCVS. Stipulation on how long you must have been registered will be at the discretion of the programme ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...