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Programs that have applied for AVMA CVTEA accreditation
As of April 2008
Listed below are programs that have applied for accreditation from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA).
Application for accreditation does not ensure accreditation. Accreditation decisions are made by majority vote of the AVMA CVTEA during its biannual meetings.
Upon successful achievement of accreditation, the AVMA will notify program personnel, state licensing boards, and state veterinary medical associations of its decisions. Information is then posted as soon as possible on the AVMA Web site.
Accreditation is usually retroactively effective from the last date of the accreditation site visit. Students graduating after that accreditation effective date are considered graduates of an AVMA-accredited program in veterinary technology.
Veterinary technician credentialing eligibility is the responsibility of each autonomous state licensing board. Please check with your state to determine its licensure requirements at www.aavsb.org.
Arkansas State University; Beebe, AR
Bradford School; Houston, TX
Brown Mackie College; Michigan City, IN
Brown Mackie College; South Bend, IN
Brown Mackie College; Louisville, KY
Brown Mackie College; Cincinnati, OH
Brown Mackie College; Findlay, OH
Carver Career Center; Charleston, WV
Colorado Academy of Veterinary Technology; Colorado Springs, CO
Hickey College; St. Louis, MO
Hillsborough Community College; Plant City, FL
Indiana Business College; Indianapolis, IN
Kent State University Tuscarawas Campus; New Philadelphia, OH
Piedmont Technical College; Greenwood, SC
Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market; Herrin, IL
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