(4.) NEW GRADS: You may submit an exam application before graduation but keep in mind, you have 6-months to complete the registration process once you submit an application. (3.) When your exam file with the Board is complete and all required documents have been received and all obligations have been met, a Board team member will notify you via e-mail of your application status AND contact AAVSB/TesTrac to inform them of your eligibility for the on-line exam on Tuesday of each week. which documents have been received or are pending). (2.) Once the application has been submitted to the Board, the applicant will be able to log back into the Licensure Gateway 24/7 to check on their application status (e.g. Once application has been submitted, you have six (6) months to complete the exam or else you will be required to re-apply. Once registered, you will log back in and select the Veterinary Technician State Exam application to submit. (1.) To apply for the State Exam, one must first create an account via the Licensure Gateway. Veterinary Technician State Exam Application Process Once eligible to take exam AND you have been contacted by AAVSB/TesTrac, be sure to take exam before Sunday so your results will be sent to Board the following week. Is becoming registered a TIME SENSITIVE matter for you? 0108).ĮXAM RESULTS are typically reported to the Board by Wednesday of each week if it falls on a holiday, it will be reported the following day(s). NOTE: There is no need to commit to memory the FEES established by the Board ( Administrative Code. The NCVMB fee is $50 and is non-refundable or applicable toward a future exam. You are given 30 minutes to take the exam with no option to pause. There are 30 True/False and 20 Multiple Choice questions passing score is 75. The NC State exam, which is administered on-line by a third party vendor, consists of 50 questions and is based on the PRACTICE ACT (General statutes and Administrative Rules) governing the practice of veterinary medicine in North Carolina in addition to information found on the Board's FAQ web site page under PROFESSIONALS (no need to open links). marriage certificate, divorce papers, etc.). If you have a maiden/former name in which documents will be received under, a copy of a legal document will be required (e.g.Copy of your Social Security Card - website is secure.E-mail to or mail to: NCVMB, 1611 Jones Franklin Rd., Suite 106, Raleigh, NC 27606 Document(s) to be mailed or e-mailed FROM THE STATE BOARD / AGENCY to the Board office.
All verifications must be no older than six (6) months of your application date.
VTNE EXAMINATION LICENSE
License verification(s) from any state in which you held a veterinary technician registration, whether it is currently Active or NOT Active.E-mail to New graduates who applied for the VTNE thru NC will have a copy of their score sent to the Board office automatically it takes 4-5 weeks from exam date for results to be received. A VTNE score - available via the American Association of Veterinary State Boards ( AAVSB) Document to be e-mailed FROM AAVSB to the Board.Document to be mailed or e-mailed FROM THE SCHOOL to the Board office. LICENSING INFORMATION FOR ACTIVE MILITARY (and their spouses) Application refund available if eligible, please send copy of proof of Active Status to One does NOT need to be a resident of North Carolina to apply/hold a vet tech registration.ĭocuments DO NOT have to be received before submitting exam application.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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