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If a practice is part-way through the VetGDP Adviser training or not happy to do the training are we not allowed to apply to work at that practice?
... training or not happy to do the training are we not allowed to apply to work at that practice? Only RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practices can employ a new graduate. As such, your VetGDP Adviser must ...
If I enter a completely non-veterinary role will VetGDP still be a requirement?
... suit your role, or in crafting your own EPA to suit your role, then please do contact us at [email protected] . Related FAQs When does VetGDP begin? We introduced the VetGDP in summer 2021. When new ...
If I enter a completely non-veterinary role will VetGDP still be a requirement?
... suit your role, or in crafting your own EPA to suit your role, then please do contact us at [email protected] . Related FAQs I’m a new graduate, I can’t find my VetGDP Adviser or Practice in my the ...
If I have 3 years on the UK-Practising Register but this has been interrupted by time off the Register, can I still become a VetGDP Adviser?
... Register you can sign up to become a VetGDP Adviser. Please contact us to discuss [email protected] Related FAQs How do I access the VetGDP training? The VetGDP training is available through ...
If I pause my CPD and remove myself from the Register, will I need to pay a restoration fee when I return to register?
... as someone working full-time? Yes – all veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses listed on the RCVS Register must complete the minimum CPD requirement of 35 hours per year for veterinary surgeons and ...
If I work in mixed practice, will it take me longer to complete VetGDP?
... vets on board, in both small independent practices and larger corporate practices. How do I find an RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice? When you start looking for a job, some employers may ...
If I work in mixed practice, will it take me longer to complete VetGDP?
... on the drop-down list, please ask them to make sure that they have set up a relationship in their RCVS My Account , with the same practice as you and have made their own VetGDP declaration. If the ...
If I’m already on the PDP do I need to switch to the VetGDP?
Skip to content If I’m already on the PDP do I need to switch to the VetGDP? No. If you are already enrolled on the PDP you should continue with that programme until you have completed it. Related ...
If there are no vets in my practice who have time to become a VetGDP Adviser does that mean we cannot employ veterinary graduates?
Skip to content If there are no vets in my practice who have time to become a VetGDP Adviser does that mean we cannot employ veterinary graduates? It is mandatory for veterinary graduates to take part ...
If we reduce the number of vet professionals on Council, won’t we be losing out on vital veterinary expertise and perspectives?
... to ensure high levels of veterinary input at the appropriate stages. Related FAQs When will the RCVS elections be ending? RCVS Council’s recommendations, including those to replace elections with an ...
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