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... 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 ...

Skip to content Will there be help and support available? Yes. The 1CPD app includes a ‘Help’ section within the app’s menu with tips and advice on how to use it. Since it’s a new platform we’re keen ...

... learn with trainers, peers and ask the questions important to you.   View upcoming events  with the RCVS. Related FAQs Who has access to the Academy? All veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses ...

... learn with trainers, peers and ask the questions important to you.   View upcoming events  with the RCVS. Related FAQs How do I find a course? Access your ‘My Academy’ area from the top of the homepage. ...

... learn with trainers, peers and ask the questions important to you.   View upcoming events  with the RCVS. Related FAQs How do I find a course? Access your ‘My Academy’ area from the top of the homepage. ...

... your funding should not be affected as the degree status is not in question. It is only the RCVS accreditation that has changed. You would need to contact Student Finance if you want to change your ...

... to content Wiltshire equine vet elected to become new RCVS Junior Vice President 13 June 2023 Members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Council have ...

... to content Win a car and support the Trust 6 June 2010 The RCVS Trust is offering vets, veterinary nurses and their friends a chance to win a stylish small car - ...

... to content Win a Fiat 500 and support the Trust! 28 April 2011 The RCVS Charitable Trust has once again teamed up with the Foundation for Social Improvement for the launch ...