Certified Veterinary Assistant Program
What is a CVA?
What is a CVA?
Certified Veterinary Assistant
Certified Veterinary Assistant
• Work under the direction of an LVT or DVM for at least 500 hours
• Complete a skills validation checklist
• Pass a credentialing examination
• Must keep up-to-date with 5 hours of continuing education to be considered a certified veterinary assist
Why become a CVA?
Why become a CVA?
• Increase your confidence and responsibility
• Increase your confidence and responsibility
• Expand your job opportunities
• Expand your job opportunities
• Higher earning potential right out of high school
• Higher earning potential right out of high school
• Train while you work
• Train while you work
• Starting ground that will help prepare you for future careers in the medical, bioscience, veterinary, or agricultural industries after high school.
• Starting ground that will help prepare you for future careers in the medical, bioscience, veterinary, or agricultural industries after high school.
Where can I obtain my clinical hours?
Where can I obtain my clinical hours?
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Local Veterinary Clinics
Local Veterinary Clinics
To the right, are local clinics who have agreed to allow students to obtain clinical hours towards their certification. Some clinics have an application process. Click on the clinic, print the app, and fill out accordingly
To the right, are local clinics who have agreed to allow students to obtain clinical hours towards their certification. Some clinics have an application process. Click on the clinic, print the app, and fill out accordingly
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281-328-9237
ext. 1876
crosbyvetmed@gmail.com
333 Red Summit Dr.
Crosby, TX 77532
@chsvetscience