Our History
The European College of Veterinary Pathologists was established in 1995 to advance veterinary pathology and promote high standards within the specialty in Europe. Specialisation by members of the veterinary profession results in more competent service to the public and to institutions and increases the prestige and usefulness of the profession.
The European College of Veterinary Pathologists represents an organised effort to establish criteria for training and experience to qualify as a specialist in veterinary pathology. The organisation encourages veterinarians entering veterinary pathology to acquire training and competence based on approved standards. Those who meet the standards of training and competence established by the College will be awarded a suitable certificate. A list of certificate holders is maintained for guidance of institutions and the public.
Our Objectives
To further scientific progress in Veterinary Pathology, to establish standards of training, experience and examination for qualification as a specialist in Veterinary Pathology, and to further recognition of such suitably qualified specialists by suitable certification and other means.
Significance of Certification:
The candidates are accepted into the organisation the basis of exacting professional requirements which fit him/her for a highly specialised service. The European College of Veterinary Pathologists realizes, too, that in identifying an individual as meeting these requirements it stakes its reputation on his/her conscientious rendering of such service and on the commitment of its Diplomates to their own Continuing Professional Development to maintain the College's high standards.
Further detailed Information or 
Training/employment opportunities
Details of some opportunities for Training and Employment in Veterinary Pathology are provided jointly by the ESVP and the European College of Veterinary Pathologists.
This page was last updated
April 13, 2005
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