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- Overview of practice standards
- About the Practice Standards Scheme
- Which accreditation is right for your practice and how to apply
- What happens during an assessment?
- About Stanley, our support system for the PSS
- How do I update my accredited-practice information?
- How can I promote my RCVS accreditation?
- Additional resources
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- Coronavirus (Covid-19)
- Contact the Advice Team
- Code of Professional Conduct for Veterinary Surgeons
- Code of Professional Conduct for Veterinary Nurses
- GDPR – RCVS information and Q&As
- Advice on Schedule 3
- FAQs – Common medicines pitfalls
- FAQs – Routine veterinary practice and clinical veterinary research
- Dealing with Difficult Situations webinar recordings
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Ms Stephanie McIntosh
Biography
Stephanie has been appointed by the Secretary of State for Justice as a Parole Board member and is an independent chair and panellist for the Judicial Appointments Commission. She is vice chair of the Costs Lawyer Standards Board and sits as a lay member for the Bar Tribunals and Adjudication Service.
Stephanie has many years of senior leadership experience in local government and non-governmental public bodies in sport and justice. In those roles she has had responsibility for strategic direction, corporate governance, finance and risk management. She sits on committees with remits to promote high professional standards and promulgate learning, and to provide independent scrutiny and quality assurance. She has significant experience in selection, training and accreditation of professional roles.
Stephanie completed her MBA part time whilst working full time and some 17 years later studied full time whilst working part time to attain an academic solicitor qualification. She decided not to go into legal practice but remained within the criminal justice sector.
Stephanie spent every available moment as a child at the local riding school, learning how to ride and care for ponies before progressing to having her own, which she has continued to do since. She spent time in America on the event yard of a veteran Olympian and had experience of competition at the top level. She has worked in funding for equine veterinary research and education within the horserace industry, gaining insight into the sport and the value added to it by the profession.
Committee membership
- Disciplinary Committee
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