Occupational and Professional Licensing: Veterinary Medicine Practitioners

These flashcards cover key concepts and requirements for veterinary technicians as outlined in the New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine regulations.

What is the issuing agency for veterinary medicine practitioners in New Mexico?

New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine.

What must an applicant complete to obtain a license as a registered veterinary technician in New Mexico?

A completed, signed, and notarized application for licensure-RVT form, examination fee, and a color passport-type photograph.

What is the effective date of the regulations discussed in the notes?

January 17, 2014.

What is the primary objective of the rules established in 16.25.6.6?

To establish requirements for registered veterinary technicians.

What is required for an applicant's file to be complete before a license is issued?

The file must include all required documents and an application review by the board.

What must an applicant do if required documents are not provided within one year of the board examination?

The applicant must reapply for licensure.

Which examination must applicants pass to be licensed as veterinary technicians in New Mexico?

The American Association of State Veterinary Boards (AAVSB) Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).

What type of educational background must an applicant have to meet licensure requirements?

Graduate from a veterinary technician program accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association or have a valid permit or license from another state with similar requirements.

What is the issuing agency for veterinary medicine practitioners in New Mexico?\n\nA) New Mexico Board of Medical Examiners\nB) New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine\nC) New Mexico Veterinary Association\nD) Department of Agriculture

B) New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine

What must an applicant complete to obtain a license as a registered veterinary technician in New Mexico?\n\nA) A signed letter of recommendation and a resume\nB) A completed, signed, and notarized application for licensure-RVT form, examination fee, and a color passport-type photograph\nC) A background check and proof of residence for 5 years\nD) An oral interview with the local veterinary board

B) A completed, signed, and notarized application for licensure-RVT form, examination fee, and a color passport-type photograph.

What is the effective date of the regulations discussed in the notes?\n\nA) January 1, 2020\nB) June 30, 2010\nC) January 17, 2014\nD) December 25, 2014

C) January 17, 2014.

What is the primary objective of the rules established in 16.25.6.6?\n\nA) To regulate animal shelter standards\nB) To establish requirements for registered veterinary technicians\nC) To define surgical procedures for veterinarians\nD) To mandate rabies vaccinations

B) To establish requirements for registered veterinary technicians.

What happens if required documents are not provided within one (1) year of the board examination?\n\nA) The license is automatically granted\nB) The applicant receives a fine\nC) The applicant must reapply for licensure\nD) The board purges the files permanently

C) The applicant must reapply for licensure.

Which examination must applicants pass to be licensed as veterinary technicians in New Mexico?\n\nA) NAVLE\nB) VTNE\nC) GRE\nD) MCAT

B) The American Association of State Veterinary Boards (AAVSB) Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).

What type of educational background must an applicant have to meet licensure requirements?\n\nA) High school diploma only\nB) Graduation from a veterinary technician program accredited by the AVMA\nC) Working on a ranch for 3 years\nD) A medical degree from an international university

B) Graduate from a veterinary technician program accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) or have a valid permit or license from another state with similar requirements.