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- Code of Professional Conduct for Veterinary Surgeons
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- XL Bully dog ban
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Who we are
... the educational, ethical and clinical standards of veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses. RCVS Council VN Council Officer Team Committees, subcommittees and groups Senior team Work for us You ...
Who we are and what we do
... website Organisational charts, roles and responsibilities, job specifications and responsibilities RCVS Council VN Council Officer Team Committees, subcommittees and groups Senior Team Free on website ...
Who will be attending the hearing?
... be one or two DC Clerks in attendance, as well as a shorthand notetaker. The second group is the RCVS which includes the RCVS solicitor who has been liaising with you and the external barrister who is ...
Who's who in your veterinary practice? Getting to know your team
... Getting to know your team 4 July 2017 In this animal owner-focused webinar Dr Mandisa Greene, RCVS Council member, explains all the different roles in a veterinary practice. More Podcasts and ...
Whose best interests?
... to content Whose best interests? Dr Polly Taylor, MA, VetMB, PhD, DVA, DipECVAA, MRCA, FRCVS RCVS Fellowship Day 2018 Report of presentation The declaration made by every Member of the Royal College ...
Why 99% of the world’s equine vets treat only 10% of the world’s equines. How can we start to redress this imbalance?
... world’s equines. How can we start to redress this imbalance? Dr Gigi Kay, BVM&S, CertAVP(EM), FRCVS RCVS Fellowship Day 2018 Report of presentation There are 110 million equids in the world, said Dr Gigi ...
Why am I being called as a witness?
... 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 ...
Why are some modules compulsory?
... Veterinary Practice.1 module is compulsory for all CertAVP candidates. These cover skills that the RCVS considers important for all competent veterinarians to be able to demonstrate, whatever their area ...
Why are some modules compulsory?
... Veterinary Practice.1 module is compulsory for all CertAVP candidates. These cover skills that the RCVS considers important for all competent veterinarians to be able to demonstrate, whatever their area ...
Why are some modules compulsory?
... Veterinary Practice.1 module is compulsory for all CertAVP candidates. These cover skills that the RCVS considers important for all competent veterinarians to be able to demonstrate, whatever their area ...
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