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ACVS Principles of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

...racism. ACVS firmly believes that diversity, equity, and inclusion make ACVS, the ACVS community, and the veterinary profession stronger, more effective, and more innovative. ACVS respects all Diplomates and members...
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Residency Training FAQ

...and Requirements corresponding to your residency start date, should be shared with the allied specialty Diplomates who supervise the resident during the required specialty rotations. Residents are required to fulfill...
Honored Mentor

James Schumacher

...He went out of his way to ensure that all residents were treated with respect, nurturing their skills. Dr. Schumacher has mentored innumerable equine surgical residents and fellow Diplomates during...
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Rolf M. Embertson

...of the perks of my job is watching many of our interns become very successful in their careers. I would encourage all ACVS Diplomates to “give something back” and provide...
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Denis J. Marcellin-Little

...responsibilities of veterinary surgeons working in academia. Training future Diplomates is a key part of their professional legacy. There is no greater joy than being acknowledged by an ACVS Diplomate...
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Diplomate Hub

ACVS proposes separating certification functions from membership activities CERTIFICATION ACVS announces newly certified Diplomates...
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David G. MacDonald

...in front of you, a level of surgical/patient care to be aspired to. Your kindness and approachability have had an outsized influence on so many Diplomates. A truly honored mentor....
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Sheila Laverty

...forever indebted to the ACVS Diplomates at the University of California, Davis, who were open-minded and progressive enough in the 80’s to admit me, a foreign female, to the Equine...