A VTNE score - available via the American Association of Veterinary State Boards ( AAVSB) Document to be e-mailed FROM AAVSB to the Board.E-mail to or mail to: NCVMB, 1611 Jones Franklin Rd., Suite 106, Raleigh, NC 27606 Document to be mailed or e-mailed FROM THE SCHOOL to the Board office. If the Board denies your application for licensure based in whole or in part because of a criminal conviction you may appeal the decision pursuant to Chapter 150B of the General Statutes.ĭocuments DO NOT have to be received before submitting exam application. J) Any affidavits or other written documents, including character references. I) The subsequent commission of a crime by the applicant. H) A Certificate of Relief granted pursuant to G.S.
G) The completion of, or active participation in, rehabilitative drug or alcohol treatment.
Failure to consent to a criminal history record check will result in the denial of your application pursuant to NCGS 93B-8.1(c).įactors considered by the Board when making a determination of licensure:Ī) The level and seriousness of the crime.Ĭ) The age of the person individual at the time of the crime.ĭ) The circumstances surrounding the commission of the crime, if known.Į) The nexus between the criminal conduct and the prospective duties of the applicant as a licensee.į) The prison, jail, probation, parole, rehabilitation, and employment records of the applicant since the date the crime was committed. One does NOT need to be a resident of North Carolina to apply/hold a vet tech registration.LICENSING INFORMATION FOR ACTIVE MILITARY (and their spouses) Application refund available if eligible, please send copy of proof of Active Status to after your Exam application has been submitted.One is NOT eligible to take the exam until their application is complete, which includes receiving all required documents.One must have a passing score on the VTNE.As always, eligibility for licensure/registration/certification of veterinary technicians is the purview of each state and provincial credentialing agency. In turn, the CVMA recommends that Canadian provincial licensing bodies recognize graduates of AVMA accredited veterinary technology programs as being eligible for licensure. One must have graduated from an American Veterinary Medical Association Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities ( AVMA CVTEA) accredited program.ĬANADIAN RECOGNITION: As of June 2006, the AVMA approved a recommendation that veterinary technician credentialing entities in the US recognize graduates of Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) accredited veterinary technology programs as eligible for credentialing.You do NOT have to be a resident of NC to become registered. PLEASE NOTE: The State Exam is required for 'ALL' technicians seeking licensure in North Carolina as we do not accept reciprocity.
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