Victoria Whitmore

The board meeting will address initial investigative reviews and actions for several veterinary cases. Administrative reviews are scheduled for previous actions, including consent agreement compliance and practice monitor reports. The board will review premises inspection reports, investigate unlicensed practitioner cases, and consider consent agenda items, such as the approval of new premises licenses, premises inspections, name change requests, and changes to scope of services. A summary of current events will be provided, followed by an opportunity for public comment and the establishment of a future meeting date.

The board meeting agenda includes initial investigative reviews and informal interviews for several veterinary professionals. The board will conduct administrative reviews of previous actions, including consent agreements, practice monitor reports, and continuing education plans. Additional business includes the review of unlicensed practitioner cases, veterinary and premises license applications, staff appointments, legislative updates, and agency budget planning. The consent agenda covers the approval of new premises licenses, random premises inspections, and requests for changes of scope for existing veterinary facilities.

The board agenda includes an administrative review regarding a continuing education plan submitted by Ann Smith in compliance with a previous Board Order.

The agenda includes an initial investigative review of several professional conduct cases, informal interviews, and the administrative review of various previous actions related to practice monitors and continuing education plans. Further business includes reviewing premises inspection reports, veterinary license applications, and requests for input on the AAVSB Model Practice Act and leadership nominations. The consent agenda covers the approval of various premises licenses, random premises inspections, and premises change of scope requests.

The Board meeting agenda includes administrative reviews regarding continuing education compliance for several doctors and the approval of a practice monitor. Other business items involve the review and action on premises inspection reports for animal clinics, the processing of new veterinary license applications, and applications for Certified Veterinary Technicians. Additionally, the Board will discuss the notification process for informal interviews involving complainants and respondents.