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Veterinary specialization in Europe.

Johannes T Lumeij1, Michael E Herrtage

  • 1Avian Medicine and Surgery, Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands. j.t.lumeij@vet.uu.nl

Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
|July 20, 2006
PubMed
Summary

The European Board for Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) and the European Coordinating Committee for Veterinary Training (ECCVT) oversee the development of veterinary specialization in Europe. Approximately 1,500 specialists are recognized across 21 disciplines, ensuring high standards in postgraduate veterinary education.

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Area of Science:

  • Veterinary Medicine
  • Postgraduate Education
  • Specialization Standards

Background:

  • The evolution of veterinary specialization in Europe began in 1989.
  • The European Board for Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) was established in 1996.
  • The European Coordinating Committee for Veterinary Training (ECCVT) was founded in 2005.

Observation:

  • Currently, Europe has approximately 1,500 recognized veterinary specialists.
  • These specialists are distributed across 21 distinct disciplines, categorized by organ, species, or field.
  • Each specialization is governed by a dedicated college.

Findings:

  • The EBVS comprises representatives from each college, setting rules and overseeing procedures.
  • The EBVS also manages appeal processes related to veterinary specializations.

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  • The ECCVT, a supervisory body, includes representatives from EAEVE, FVE, and EBVS.

    • Implications:

    • The ECCVT approves specialist recognition procedures and liaises with international bodies.
    • This structure ensures standardized postgraduate training and specialist recognition in veterinary medicine.
    • The system facilitates communication between the veterinary profession and European/international organizations regarding advanced training.