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How do I become a vet in Florida?

After passing the NAVLE exam and graduating from an approved College of Veterinary Medicine, aspiring veterinarians in Florida must also obtain a license from the Florida Board of Veterinary Medicine. To do so, they must pay an application fee of $354, including a $105 license fee for taking the jurisprudence exam.

How do I transfer my veterinary license to Florida?

Application Requirements: OUT-OF-STATE LICENSE: A license in another state or territory of the United States that has been active for at least three years and license verifications from every state where the applicant has ever held a license. EXAMINATION: Passage of the Florida laws and rules examination.