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... the dynamics of the veterinary profession remain relatively stable. That was the message from RCVS President Lynne Hill, addressing veterinary surgeons and nurses at the RCVS Question Time session at ...

... launched on Wednesday 10 November and closes at 5pm on Wednesday 22 December and is part of the RCVS commitment to continually review its requirements for newly-qualified VNs in order to ensure that ...

Skip to content Veterinary professionals invited to become Mental Health First Aid Champions 28 November 2023 This coming January, our Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) is offering veterinary ...

Skip to content Veterinary professionals invited to gather for latest Mind Matters Campfire Chats 24 November 2023 Our Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) has announced a new series of Campfire Chats, once ...

... to content Veterinary professionals who go above and beyond to be celebrated at 2021 RCVS Honours & Awards evening 17 September 2021 Next week [Thursday 23 September 2021] we will be ...

Skip to content Veterinary Public Health designated Certificate 29 June 2011 43kb PDF Modular combinations for a designated Certificate in Veterinary Public Health Your download should start ...

... to content Veterinary research in the UK: a snapshot 7 June 2013 Report - 3156kb PDF A report by the RCVS Research Subcommittee (2013) Your download should start automatically. If not download directly . ...

... - 470kb PDF The report of a joint survey conducted by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and the Veterinary Schools Council (VSC) with employers and graduates on recent graduate ...

... survey of veterinary employers in 2017, the veterinary schools have now joined forces with the RCVS to launch a new survey for employers of recent graduates. This joint survey will continue to give ...

... To practise as a vet in the UK you need to be a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), the governing body of the profession. To do that, you need to hold an approved degree, follow ...