Yes, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) maintains a list of accredited schools of veterinary medicine (avma dot org).
In the United States there are a total of 28 schools of veterinary medicine scattered across the country; Canada has an additional 5 schools, Mexico has one and there are two in the Carribean. There are many veterinary schools throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, South America and Australia as well. The AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) at avma dot org maintains a list of vet schools in the Western Hemisphere that are accredited for training veterinarians for practicing in the US. There is a similar professional organization for Europe and Australia that I know of and I would be surprised if Africa, Asia and South America didn't have one as well - the links would be on AVMA's web page for those organizations.
The AVMA doesn't set standards for someone to become a licensed veterinarian. The AVMA sets standards of accreditation for veterinary teaching schools to help ensure a set level or quality of education is provided by a school in order to turn out students who have a reasonable education for starting out in the veterinary medical profession. The list of colleges accredited by the AVMA changes as more schools are built or apply for and receive accreditation therefore the best way to find a list of currently accredited schools is to go to the AVMA.org website.
Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
There are more than 200 schools in the US that offer American Veterinary Medical Assoc. accredited veterinary technology programs. There are, of course, programs that are not AVMA accredited, however they will not meet the requirements for being credentialed as a veterinary technician so selecting from the list of AVMA accredited programs is important. To find an up to date list of AVMA accredited programs, go to the AVMA website and look under "education".
There are more than 200 schools in the US that offer American Veterinary Medical Assoc. accredited veterinary technology programs. There are, of course, programs that are not AVMA accredited, however they will not meet the requirements for being credentialed as a veterinary technician so selecting from the list of AVMA accredited programs is important. To find an up to date list of AVMA accredited programs, go to the AVMA website and look under "education".
AVMA is one of the top vet schools in the u.s it is the best place to enroll in because they offer the need classes for any veterinarian going into the vet field.
AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA). This is for distance learning programs
This will change from year to year depending upon a variety of factors. The best way to find current information is to access the AVMA website (www dot avma dot org) and search for vet tech schools in Chicago, IL.
The acronym AVMA stands for the American Veterinary Medical Association. All licensed veterinarians in the USA must belong to the AVMA. Before having a pet examined by a veterinarian, one should check to be sure that this individual belongs to the AVMA.
Without knowing what area you live in I am unable to say if there are any AVMA vet technician jobs available local to you. An AVMA is the shortened version of American Vetrinary Medical Association.
It depends on what the exact circumstances are that he acronym is being used in. In relation to veterinary medicine, AVMA stands for the American Veterinary Medical Association.