Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association
Wyoming Requirements and Contacts
Continuing Education - Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine
Wyoming Requirements: 24 hours every 2 years, including at least 3 hours of controlled substance CE
Controlled Substance Topics: 3 of the 24 hours are required to be related to responsible prescribing of controlled substances, every other year. W.S. 33-30-211(e)
View the WVMA-exclusive catalog with Opioid 411 Anytime 2- Hour course
Please note: WVMA members are entitled to a special members-only 30% discount on all CE from drip.vet, including Opioid 411 Anytime! Visit the Members Only area for the special discounted link and code or email the WVMA.
Practice Management Topics: Cannot exceed 25% of total hours required.
Board-Approved Programs: Include, but are not limited to, those sponsored by American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Health Association, Western States Veterinary Conference, veterinary college conferences, Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association, and any other affiliated association or society.
Licensing - Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine
- New Licensee Orientation (must be completed within 18 months of licensure)
- Renewal Instructions
- Administrative Rules Search
Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine Contact Information:
Kylie Dorr, Executive Director ( kylie.dorr@wyo.gov or 307-777-3504)
Shelby Hood, Licensing Specialist (shelby.hood2@wyo.gov or 307-777-5403)
Veterinary Technicians
The Wyoming Veterinary Technician Association (WyVTA) oversees the veterinary technician certification process.
Contact Information:
www.wyovta.org
301 Thelma Dr.
PMB #245
Casper, WY 82609
Are veterinary technicians licensed in Wyoming?
Currently in Wyoming, Veterinary Technicians are voluntarily Certified (CVT) and tracked by the Wyoming Veterinary Technician Association. The 25+ year-old 501(c)(6) educational non-profit professional association for veterinary support staff supports the eventual licensure of veterinary technicians in the state of Wyoming and recognition of supportive team utilization of the entire veterinary staff for all around best animal care and health for Wyoming's diverse communities.
WDEQ Hazardous Waste Inspections
- Inspection Fact Sheet
- Guide to Hazardous Waste Generator Requirements
- Waste Generation for Veterinary Clinics
Additional Contacts
- Wyoming Livestock Board
The Wyoming Livestock Board Animal Health Unit exercises general supervision over and protection of the livestock interests of the state from disease by implementing board rules and regulations, assisting in enforcement, monitoring the import of livestock and biologic agents into the state and disseminating lawful and accurate information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I re-take a course, such as the Opioid 411 Anytime, and use the CE credits for additional renewal periods? The veterinary rules do not prohibit re-taking courses so they can be repeated in the next renewal cycle.
Do I have to turn in 12 hours of CE every year or 24 hours every two years? Licensees are required to earn and submit 24 hours of CE every two years, which can be turned in yearly or all at once. Contact the Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine if you are unsure of when your CE is due.
Are the NVAP Training Modules for Accreditation Approved CE? Yes, each module is approved for 1 hour.
How do I get CE approved for veterinarians? Contact the Wyoming Board of Veterinary Medicine.