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public://documents/files/PREMISES APPLICATION 11.30.23 50.pdf : 223.38 KB
PREMISES Licenses and Compliance
For questions about premises licensing and inspections, please email the Premises Compliance Specialist at [email protected].
public://documents/files/Premises Inspection Report -5.24.pdf : 304.46 KB
PREMISES Licenses and Compliance
For questions about premises licensing and inspections, please email the Premises Compliance Specialist at [email protected].
public://documents/files/reverse_distributors_list-DEA 8.24.pdf : 130.32 KB
PREMISES Licenses and Compliance
For questions about premises licensing and inspections, please email the Premises Compliance Specialist at [email protected].
public://documents/files/CVT Application Packet Revised 3-14.pdf : 146.99 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/Certified Technician Address Change form 6_28 9_6_12.pdf : 12.63 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/CVT EXAM DATES FOR 2014.pdf : 17.48 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/Microsoft Word - CVT Change Information form 7 13 14.pdf : 61.23 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/Microsoft Word - Duplicate license request form 7 13 14_0.pdf : 57.95 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/CVT Change Information form 7 23 14_0.pdf : 158.93 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
public://documents/files/Microsoft Word - CVT Application Packet Revised 10-14.pdf : 145.73 KB
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
NEW PROCESS AS OF MARCH 2020: Individuals who wish to earn certification in Arizona must first pass the VTNE before applying to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Board (unless you are applying via "Universal Recognition")! The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will be reviewing applicants to sit for the VTNE instead of the Board, unless you d
