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... training or not happy to do the training are we not allowed to apply to work at that practice? Only RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practices can employ a new graduate. As such, your VetGDP Adviser must ...

... box below). You will also need to pay a £34 registration fee. Payment can be made online via the RCVS website. After your completed form is received, you will receive a pre-registration email with log ...

... envelope supplied by the drug company, or that includes that practices own written information. RCVS PSS requirements for labelling VMPs: All POM-V medicines supplied by the practice must be legibly ...

... please contact the Professional Conduct Department directly on 020 3821 1142 or [email protected] 232. I need to start working as a veterinary surgeon before my degree is conferred, what do I ...

... with a regulatory authority outside the UK eg there is no regulator authority equivalent to the RCVS in the country you trained in; You have not been found guilty of serious professional misconduct or ...

... not be used. There is specific information regarding prescribing human-licensed paracetamol on the RCVS website. Additionally, the VMD has provided guidance on the use of medicines commonly found around ...

... Alternatively, you can contact the Registration Department on 0207 202 0707 or [email protected] . Please note if you contact us from an email address we don't recognise you will be asked to ...

... as someone working full-time? Yes – all veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses listed on the RCVS Register must complete the minimum CPD requirement of 35 hours per year for veterinary surgeons and ...

... Care must also be taken to ensure that the procedure has not been classified as unethical by the RCVS. Where development of a new or improved procedure or treatment is proposed, a harm-benefit analysis ...

... names For further advice, please contact the Standards and Advice Team on 020 7202 0789 or  [email protected] . Frequently Asked Questions Filter FAQs Keyword Advertising of practice names 1. I am ...