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... with veterinary schools. In the Members’ Room there is a stained glass representation of the RCVS coat of arms, which was once part of a much larger window. Veterinary historian Bruce Vivash Jones ...

... to content A busy start to 2024! Sue Paterson - RCVS President 2023-24 January and February have been busy months once again with a packed Presidential ...

... to content A can-do attitude: the secret of my life Melissa Donald - RCVS President 2022-23 As I grab the blogging baton from our President, Kate Richards, whose blog last ...

... students during this time, it was clear from the data gathered from new graduates starting the RCVS Veterinary Graduate Development Programme (VetGDP) in 2021, and from their VetGDP Advisers, that ...

Skip to content A Coaching Approach to Feedback 21 December 2021 636kb PDF Feedback conversations are a vital part of good leadership and management practice. They enhance learning and help people to ...

Skip to content A concern has been raised about me Are you a veterinary surgeon or a veterinary nurse? If you're a veterinary surgeon and a concern has been raised about you, please read our  ...

... to content A day of firsts as RCVS holds unprecedented virtual AGM 16 July 2020 This year we held our first ever virtual Annual General ...

... Alex Taylor is the current Senior Vice-President of the BVNA and is writing a guest blog for the RCVS on the organisation’s recent launch of a survey aimed at the veterinary professions to better gauge ...

... be done periodically and adjusted as necessary as their experience develops. We are developing the RCVS EMS National Booking Database to support students in searching for and booking placements relevant ...

... we have made a subtle change to our name! We have also changed our look to keep in step with the new RCVS corporate identity. We are proud of our achievements, not least the £2.7 million that we have ...