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Q: How can I locate a veterinary sports medicine and
rehabilitation specialist for my dog or horse?
A: You can use our Find a
Diplomate page to locate a Diplomate near you, and to contact them
directly to schedule a consultation.
Q: Is this College open to anyone other than veterinarians?
A:
Because this is a veterinary specialty college, only veterinarians may apply
for residencies and to sit for the board certification examination.
Q: Can veterinary technicians become involved with the College?
A: We hope to offer educational opportunities for veterinary technicians in
the future.
Q: Can veterinarians from outside the U.S. apply
for residencies and the examination?
A: Yes, the College accepts qualified
applicants from around the world. Click
here to learn how to become board certified.
Q: I believe that I have
the credentials necessary to submit for consideration for taking the board-certification
examination without pursuing additional training. Before I apply, can you
tell me if my credentials are sufficient?
A: Please refer to the How
to Become Board Certified page to review the list of criteria used
by the Credentials Committee when evaluating applications. Qualified
applicants will meet at least the majority of these criteria.
Q: I have been working in
a sports medicine and rehabilitation practice for over 5 years, and I do
some lecturing. Can I qualify to sit the examination?
A: Please refer to the How
to Become Board Certified page to review the list of criteria used
by the Credentials Committee when evaluating applications. If you do
not fulfill at least the majority of these criteria, the Practice
Experience Training Program is more likely the appropriate path
for you to pursue.
Q: Where can I apply for a residency?
A: There are limited
residencies available today, with more coming on line in the near future. Current
residencies can be found here.
To find a list of available Diplomates, please go to our Find
a Diplomate page.
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