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... work as a veterinary surgeon in the UK? To work as a vet in the UK, you must be registered with the RCVS. To discover if your veterinary degree is recognised by the RCVS, please see the registration ...

... your clinical knowledge and will include an open-book paper assessing your familiarity with the  RCVS Code of Professional Conduct . The OSCE will assess a range of practical skills. For more ...

... Are there any restrictions on which practices to apply to, and when? Your practice should be an RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice, meaning that they have at least one VetGDP Adviser within ...

... Are there any restrictions on which practices to apply to, and when? Your practice should be an RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice, meaning that they have at least one VetGDP Adviser within ...

... Are there any restrictions on which practices to apply to, and when? Your practice should be an RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice, meaning that they have at least one VetGDP Adviser within ...

Skip to content Are vets not working in clinical practice viewed as ‘second class’ vets? 4 March 2015 In March’s Vet Futures guest blog Javier Dominguez Orive, the Food Standard’s Agency’s Veterinary ...

... to content Are you an RCVS credit card holder? 2 March 2011 One of our cardholders recently got in touch as he, like so many, ...

... to content Are you driving to RCVS Question Time in Cambridge? 26 February 2007 Please note that due to the popularity of RCVS Question ...

... to content Are you driving to RCVS Question Time in Ewloe? 23 May 2007 Please note that if you are planning to drive to Question Time ...

... to content Are you ready for your medicines inspection? 18 February 2009 The RCVS and the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) will be holding a free Masterclass offering practical ...