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I know after about 5 years in GP you can sit for the ABVP exam, but what about ACVECC after years in emergency? Any others?
And I don't think someone would pass unless they're working in a large ECC center for an extended period of time and good mentorship. Just wouldn't get the case variety with owners following through on diagnostics and treatment otherwiseECC as a specialty is so much more than just working as an emergency doctor.
You can sit for the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine boards after four years engaged in relevant activities. See https://acvpm.org/page/acvpm-exam for more information.I know after about 5 years in GP you can sit for the ABVP exam, but what about ACVECC after years in emergency? Any others?
It's delineated clearly within the ACVECC requirements (that almost nobody would read unless they were participating in or interested in an ECC residency) that you are not even allowed to sit for ACVECC board exams without first having participated in an approved residency program.And I don't think someone would pass unless they're working in a large ECC center for an extended period of time and good mentorship. Just wouldn't get the case variety with owners following through on diagnostics and treatment otherwise