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If I have 3 years on the UK-Practising Register but this has been interrupted by time off the Register, can I still become a VetGDP Adviser?
... to content If I have 3 years on the UK-Practising Register but this has been interrupted by time off the Register, can I still become a VetGDP Adviser? Yes in many circumstances you may. If you have ...
Who can become a VetGDP Adviser?
... to content Who can become a VetGDP Adviser? To become a VetGDP Adviser you need to be a veterinary surgeon and have been on the UK-Practising Register for a minimum of three years. If you wish to ...
I work part-time, can I be a VetGDP Adviser?
... to content I work part-time, can I be a VetGDP Adviser? Yes you can, as long as you can spend at least an hour a week with the graduate and be available to provide support. Related FAQs How do I ...
I'm retired, can I be a VetGDP Adviser?
... to content I m retired, can I be a VetGDP Adviser? Unfortunately not. VetGDP Advisers need to be on the UK practising register and be up to date with their CPD. Related FAQs How do I access the ...
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... to content FAQs Filter FAQs Keyword 181. I am locked out of my VetGDP training, what can I do? Your account will un-lock itself after 15 minutes. You will log in using the same details as for your My ...
I am worried about being a witness, what support is available?
... to content I am worried about being a witness, what support is available? The RCVS solicitor managing the matter will always have a call with you before the hearing so you can learn more about ...
Why am I being called as a witness?
... to content Why am I being called as a witness? You are being called as a witness as you have either raised concerns regarding a registered veterinary professional or are a witness to events that ...
Do I have to attend?
... to content Do I have to attend? Yes, in the conclusion to your witness statement, it will state that you are willing to attend a hearing if required and the expectation is that all those who have given ...
When will the hearing take place?
... to content When will the hearing take place? You will be asked to provide your availability for a period of several months. This information will then be used to work out a date that is best for all ...
Where will the hearing take place?
... to content Where will the hearing take place? Hearings are normally held at locations in London (although occasionally hearings are remote where necessary) and in most cases witnesses are required ...
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