What does the NVAP Reference Guide assist accredited veterinarians with?

The NVAP Reference Guide is designed specifically to assist accredited veterinarians in understanding and effectively performing their accredited duties. This includes guidance on various responsibilities related to animal health, welfare, and regulatory compliance that are essential for maintaining accreditation. The focus on accredited duties ensures that veterinarians are well-equipped to fulfill their roles in animal health programs, public health, and disease prevention, which are vital components of the veterinary practice, particularly in the context of global health.

While the guide may touch upon aspects relevant to state-specific legislation, certified tests, or breeding regulations, its primary aim is to provide comprehensive information directly related to the functions and obligations that come with the accreditation process. This makes it an essential resource for veterinarians working within recognized frameworks and standards in animal care and public health efforts.