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... the 'Sign in' button. Please note you will need access to the email account we hold on your RCVS record. If you are logging in to ‘My Account’ for the first time, you will be prompted to create a ...

Skip to content What happens if I don't record reflections in my CPD? Reflection is central to outcomes-based CPD and we expect veterinary surgeons and nurses to reflect as part of their CPD ...

... to content What happens if I don’t pass my exams? If you have applied to register with the RCVS, and paid your fee, but do not pass your exams first time, we will hold your application open, and ...

... 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 ...

Skip to content What happens if the veterinary professional is suspended or removed? If the DC has decided that the appropriate sanction is suspension or removal, a letter will be sent to the ...

... standards are being met. If, following consideration of the accreditation report, it is decided by RCVS committees that the standards have been met, then the RCVS will accredit the programme and continue ...

... to content What happens once convictions are disclosed to the RCVS? For those already registered with the RCVS The Registrar will consider all declarations made and ...

Skip to content What happens once the hearing has finished? You will be informed of the outcome once the hearing has concluded. You will be able to view a copy of the decision and a press release on ...

... yourself with it before you give evidence. You may also be introduced to the barrister for the RCVS so you can meet them prior to giving evidence. Related FAQs What should I bring with me to the ...

... of the oath or affirmation after the Legal Assessor. Once you have taken your oath/affirmation, the RCVS barrister will address you. You will usually be asked to confirm your name and that the document in ...