The RCVS regulates the veterinary nursing profession through the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, the Royal Charter and the Veterinary Nurse Conduct and Discipline Rules 2014 to protect the …

Check the RCVS register of veterinary nurses (RVNs) to see if a veterinary nurse is registered and to find their RCVS registration number

Get information about the veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses on our registers. We keep the Register of veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses eligible to practise in the UK. …

How to apply to join the RCVS Register of Veterinary Nurses if you qualified in the UK. The registration process differs depending on whether you have: a veterinary nursing degree. …

What is a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN)? Veterinary Nursing is a recognised, regulated and registered profession. On successful completion of the VN qualification, veterinary nurses are …

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The new register essentially means that nurses will be regulated by the RCVS and will agree to be bound by the Guide to Professional Conduct for Veterinary Nurses, which is based on the …

In order to practice as a veterinary nurse your name must be held on the register of veterinary nurses kept by the RCVS. Entry and retention on the register requires payment of a fee, along …

The BVNA considers that, following the ‘under care’ review in 2022/3, there is insufficient guidance from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) regarding how their …

The RCVS Standards Framework for Veterinary Nurse Education and Training sets out the professional values, knowledge, skills and behaviours required of accredited education …