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A CVT is a Certified Veterinary Technician. Other synonymous credentials are LVT and RVT, licensed and registered respectively.
Regular License: Applicant is a graduate from a college of veterinary medicine accredited by the AVMA or holds a certificate issued by the ECFVG or PAVE and has taken the NAVLE within the past 5 years. Passing the State Veterinary Exam is required. Application fee: $400. Veterinarians - Pathways to Licensure | Arizona State Veterinary Medical az.gov veterinarians-pathways-licensure az.gov veterinarians-pathways-licensure
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action. Certified Veterinary Technicians (CVT) az.gov certified-veterinary-technicians- az.gov certified-veterinary-technicians-
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To renew an Arizona veterinary license, a licensee shall complete 20 CE hours during the two-year period preceding license expiration. To renew a CVT certificate, a certificate holder shall complete 10 CE hours during the two-year period preceding certificate expiration.
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The Board consists of nine members, appointed by the Governor to four-year terms. Five members are licensed veterinarians, one is a certified veterinary technician and three are public members. One public member represents the livestock industry.
To work as a veterinary technician in Arizona, certification is not required; earning a CVT is a voluntary action.
Pursuant to A.R.S. 32-2207, the primary duty of the board is to protect the public from unlawful, incompetent, unqualified, impaired or unprofessional practitioners of veterinary medicine through licensure and regulation of the profession in this state. Arizona Laws on Regulation and Licensing of Veterinarians USLegal arizona USLegal arizona