Regulatory

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Veterinarians and veterinary practices must meet certain legal requirements. While you are engaged in clinical practice, the OVMA regularly monitors and interfaces with both state and federal agencies such as the Oregon Veterinary Medical Examining Board, the Oregon Board of Pharmacy and the DEA.

Acclimation Certificates

Avoiding Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure

Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for Domestic & International Travel

Compendium of Veterinary Standard Precautions for Zoonotic Disease Prevention in Veterinary Personnel

DEA License

Do I Need My Own DEA License?

Evaluating & Reporting Animal Bite Cases

Let’s Talk Workplace Safety: OSHA & USP <800> Hazard Communication Standards

Managing an OSHA Inspection

Mixing Chemotherapeutic Agents: Hood Required?

National Veterinary Accreditation Program: Apply For, Reinstate, or Renew Your Accreditation

Non-Traditional Treatments Q&A

Occupational Risks for Pregnant Workers

Oregon Licensure & Intern Permit

OSHA Compliance: An Ounce of Prevention

Pain Management Requirements

Patient Records Q&A

Policies and Procedures to Meet Regulatory Requirements for Veterinary Drugs

Practice Act FAQ

Proper Handling Techniques Reduce the Risk of Injuries at Your Practice

Rabies Compendium (2016)

Radiation Protection Services Rules: Mechanical Restraint & Exposure

Record Keeping Tips

Reportable Diseases

Reporting Zoonoses of Veterinary Importance

Supervision of Technicians: What Can a CVT Do

VCPR/Exam Q&A

Veterinary Practice Act

Veterinary Telemedicine (VTM) in Oregon

Zoonotic Disease Data from State Public Health Veterinarian