Domains are the major areas that are essential for an entry-level veterinary technician.You can also expect to encounter: 38 Task Area Statements, and 50 Knowledge Area Statements. The VTNE is broken up into sections, which are referred to as domains, and there are 9 of them. *Important: Temporary IDs are NOT accepted, nor is any other forms of ID. If you do not have it with you on exam day, you will not be permitted entry. When you show up for your exam, make sure you have your government issued photo ID with you. To find a center that is closest to you, you can visit the PSI website. There are more than 300 throughout the U.S. You will be taking the exam at a Prometric Testing Center. *Important: Be sure to submit the required information to your jurisdiction, or to the AAVSB by the posted deadlines. Once you have completed the application process, you will receive information about how you can schedule a test appointment. You will need to apply with your legal first and last name, which is the name on your government issued identification card. The process of eligibility includes your school sending over official transcripts and proof of graduation to the VTNE. This is where you will pay the application fee.Īfter filling out the application, you will have to apply for eligibility. You can apply for the exam on the AAVSB website. The VTNE exam is offered in all fifty states, and in The District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico. If your goal is to become a licensed veterinary technician, then yes. Is it really necessary for me to take the exam? The exam is offered during 3 month-long exam windows throughout the year: You may pay by credit/debit card while completing your online application. They may not be mailed from the applicant or hand delivered.The cost of the exam is $320. They must be mailed or emailed directly from the agency to the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board (NCVMB) office.
#VTNE EXAM SIGN UP LICENSE#
This must be mailed directly from the state(s) to the Board office, or emailed to is the applicant’s responsibility to request transcripts, scores, license verifications, etc.
#VTNE EXAM SIGN UP REGISTRATION#
It is the applicant’s responsibility to request a license verification from any/all states which the applicant holds or has held any license, registration or certification.
#VTNE EXAM SIGN UP PROFESSIONAL#
It is the applicant’s responsibility to request (VTNE) scores from AAVSB ( This must be mailed directly to the Board from AAVSB, or emailed to License verification(s) from any state in which you held any professional license/registration. Applicants must have passed the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE). This must be mailed directly from school/college to the Board office, or emailed to A VTNE score - available via the American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB). It is the applicant’s responsibility to request an official degree awarded/conferred transcript. This means all course work is complete and the degree has been awarded/conferred. One must have graduated from an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) accredited program and have a passing score on the VTNE to be eligible to sit for the NC Veterinary Technician State Examination.Ģ. What is required for me to be eligible to sit for the NC Veterinary Technician State Exam?ġ.
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