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... up to eight, times per year). In 2023, Council meetings are scheduled in January, March, June, July (RCVS Day), September and November. Committee meetings are generally four times per year in February, May, ...

... up to eight, times per year). In 2023, Council meetings are scheduled in January, March, June, July (RCVS Day), September and November. Committee meetings are generally four times per year in February, May, ...

... and anyone is welcome to attend, providing there is space. Please contact Annette Amato on [email protected] for more information. However, unfortunately, there is not a VN Council meeting during the ...

... 363. Will my accreditation last the usual four years? It has been agreed by the VMD, the PSG and the RCVS Covid Taskforce that the usual interim accreditation period of four years will apply , with the ...

... the hearing, you will be told the exact date and time you need to be there. 326. When will the RCVS elections be ending? RCVS Council’s recommendations, including those to replace elections with an ...

... well as some recommended veterinary journals and publications. Candidates are eligible for a special RCVS Knowledge library membership category.  Confirmed exam candidates will be given access to a ...

... should participate in the VetGDP. If you are not sure how it would apply then please contact [email protected]   334. Which subjects are included? The CertAVN has allowed the providers to develop niche ...

... and encouraging a no-blame culture. 252. What are the benefits to my practice of becoming an RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice? As VetGDP is mandatory for new graduates from summer 2021, ...

... parties on which you are asked to sit. There are at least four VN Council meetings per year, plus RCVS Day (our AGM and awards ceremony). Additional VN Council meetings may be called. In addition, you ...

... to content FAQs Filter FAQs Keyword 71. As a Royal College that regulates the RCVS is a unique organisation – shouldn’t it also have a unique governance system? The College’s ...