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  • Academy Information
    • Meet Our Leaders and Members
    • Constitution and Bylaws
  • Application Information
    • Mentorship
  • Specialty Practice Categories
    • Exotic Companion Animal
    • Production Medicine
    • Small Animal >
      • Canine/Feline
      • Feline
  • Resources
    • Classifieds
    • Links
    • Continuing Education
    • Members Only
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Sponsors and Donations
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YOUR CART

Looking for a mentor?

Anyone embarking on this journey of becoming a specialist will benefit from

having a current AVTCP member help them through the process. Please email us

at avtcpinformation@gmail.com to be paired with someone who has already

taken this step and is eager to help you achieve your goals.
Navigating a VTS application can be very daunting. Obtaining a mentor can help avoid pitfalls that can result in rejection. Here are some key elements a mentor will help with:
  • Choosing appropriate case logs and reports
  • Advising the best CE options
  • Editing of select case logs and reports to ensure content and writing
  • Helping find and choose appropriate people to write letters of recommendation
  • Answering all the little questions that will inevitably pop up
  • Sharing their own personal tips that helped them get through the application process successfully
  • Being your personal cheerleader!

A few words of advice to applicants:

  • Check the website regularly for updates, tips, and current information.
  • Submit your letter of intent and request a mentor as soon as you decide to apply.
  • Do not procrastinate. The year will pass quickly.
  • Take notes on every and all cases and choose  your favorites.
  • Remember not all cases need to be novel or unique. Assisting with a new puppy exam can demonstrate tremendous expertise if done well.
  • Don't hesitate to reach out to your mentor or a member if you need help. Your success is our success! 
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