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Privy Council approves new membership categories and fees
3 February 2004
TRONG>What activity is in the opinion of RCVS Council veterinary related?
Veterinary related activity includes any person who is professionally active, even if not involved in clinical work, e.g. members employed by government departments, by agencies, in academia, at Research Councils, or in Industry and Commerce. In other words, "practising" is not limited to those in practice, but includes anyone practising their profession.
Veterinary related activity includes any person who is professionally active, even if not involved in clinical work, e.g. members employed by government departments, by agencies, in academia, at Research Councils, or in Industry and Commerce. In other words, "practising" is not limited to those in practice, but includes anyone practising their profession.