Wyoming Veterinary License Guide

Pay $350.00 to the State Board. 

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Proof of Graduation:

Ask your AVMA accredited veterinary school to submit your transcript & diploma directly to the Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine.

• Foreign Veterinary Graduates: Vets educated outside the US will need to complete the certificate program offered by the ECFVG OR PAVE. 

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Exam Requirements:

NAVLE: New vets applying for a license in Wyoming will need to pass the NAVLE examination and have their results submitted directly to the Wyoming Board.

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Jurisprudence Exam:

Applicants in Wyoming will also need to complete a Veterinary Jurisprudence Exam covering Wyoming' veterinary practice act.

• A passing score of at least 75% is required.

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Criminal Background Check & Moral Character Requirements:

Submit your fingerprints at DCI.

• Schedule Scan: Please call 307-777-7181.

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Veterinarians who are already licensed in another state, US territory, Canadian province, or Washington D.C. must submit a verification of licensure for any licenses currently or previously held, including any disciplinary action taken against any of your licenses by a state veterinary board.

*AAVSB Vault Service: You can have the AAVSB transfer your NAVLE test results, verification of licensure for any other veterinary licenses, and letters of good standing for a fee of $99.

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The Wyoming Board does not specify how long it takes to process license applications. Ensure your application is not missing any documents to avoid delays.

• New licensees must attend a Board orientation within 18 months of licensure.

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Please print the Wyoming Veterinary License Application and mail with all supporting to:

Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine 2001 Capitol Ave., Room 127 Cheyenne, WY 82002

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Renewal Fee

Pay $130.00 to the Wyoming Veterinary Medical Examining Board. 

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When do I need to renew my license?

Renewal Date: 12/31 every year

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How long is an Wyoming Veterinary License valid for? 

Wyoming veterinary licenses are valid for 1 year.

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24 Hours of CE are required every 2-year renewal period.

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What forms of CE qualify in Wyoming?

The list of approved CE providers for Wyoming can be found here.

• A minimum of 1 hour of CE must be in the judicious antibiotic use and appropriate analgesic and anesthetic method.

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Continuing Education Verification & Documentation

Wyoming does not verify your CE annually, but it is recommended you keep a record of your CE for 3 years as the Wyoming Veterinary Medical Examining Board may randomly audit you.

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You can quickly change your personal info, including last name or address, online by clicking this link.

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If you meet the requirements below, you can apply for a Temporary License in Wyoming, which allows you to practice for 60 days.

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Roo Pro Tip: Be sure to confirm your Roo shifts in advance you’ll need to submit your dates of practice as part of the application process!

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Temporary Veterinary License Requirements

To be eligible for a Wyoming Temp License, you must hold an active license in good standing in another state, US territory, or Washington D.C.

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Wyoming Temporary Veterinary License Application

Submit these documents with your application:

• Official copy of transcript/diploma OR PAVE/ECFVG certificate
• License verification of any existing veterinary licenses (use AAVSB’s VAULT Service to quickly transfer)
• Fee of $150 for the 60-Day Non-Resident Permit.

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Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine

Phone: (307) 777-5403

Email: shelby.hood2@wyo.gov

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Mailing Address

2001 Capitol Ave., Room 127

Cheyenne, WY 82002

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