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Connecticut NW Connecticut Community College Veterinary Technology Program Sheryl Keeley, CVT or Nancy Marchetti, DVM - Coordinator Park Place East Winsted, CT 06098 (860) 738 - 6490 Veterinary Technology 2 year program - Associate of Science Initial Accreditation - March 2000, FULL ACCREDITATION Quinnipiac University Veterinary Technology Program Steve Carleton, DVM - Director Mt. Carmel Ave. Hamden, CT 06518 (203) 582 - 8958 Veterinary Technology 4 year program - Bachelor of Science Initial Accreditation - April 1980, FULL ACCREDITATION Maine University College of Bangor Veterinary Technology Program Robert Gholson, DVM - Director 85 Texas Avenue, 217 Belfast Hall Bangor, ME 04401-4367 (207) 262 - 7852 Veterinary Technology 2 year program - Associate of Science Initial Accreditation - March 2002, FULL ACCREDITATION Massachusetts Becker College Veterinary Technology Program James Q. Knight, DVM - Director 964 Main Street Leicester, MA 01524 (508) 791 - 9241 (508) 892 - 8155 (fax) Veterinary Technology 2 year program - Associate of Science Veterinary Technology 4 year program - Bachelor of Science Initial Accreditation - November 1978, FULL ACCREDITATION Holyoke Community College Veterinary Technician Program Walter Jaworski, DVM - Coordinator 303 Homestead Ave. Holyoke, MA 01040-1099 (413) 538 - 7000 Veterinary Technology - Associate Degree Veterinary Technology - Courses 2 year program - Associate of Science Initial Accreditation - April 1989, FULL ACCREDITATION Mount Ida College Veterinary Technology Program Tracy Blais, CVT - Director 777 Dedham St. Newton, MA 02459 (617) 928 - 4545 (617) 928 - 4072 (fax) Veterinary Technology Veterinary Technology 3 year program - Associate in Arts Veterinary Technology 4 year program - Bachelor of Science Initial Accreditation - November 1985, FULL ACCREDITATION New Hampshire Great Bay Community College (GBCC). Veterinary Technology Program Margaret MacGregor, VMD - Director 277 Portsmouth Ave. Stratham, NH 03885-2297 (603) 772 - 1194 (603) 772 - 1198 (fax) GBCC Veterinary Technology Course Descriptions. 2 year program - Associate of Science Initial Accreditation - April 1998, FULL ACCREDITATION Rhode Island Currently, there are no AVMA accredited Veterinary Technology programs in RI. The University of RI is working on adding a program (they already have a pre-vet program), and it most likely will be up and running by fall 2008. Vermont Vermont Technical College Veterinary Technology Program Amy Woodbury-St. Denis, DVM - Director Randolph Center, VT 05061 (802) 728 - 3391 Veterinary Technology 2 year program - Associate in Applied Science Initial Accreditation - April 1991, FULL ACCREDITATION Back to Top

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Connecticut does not require certification, although many veterinarians prefer to hire certified technicians. The state does offer certification (CVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and those who pass the VTNE offered by AAVSB. Connecticut Veterinary Technician Association Maine does not require certification. The state does offer licensing (LVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and those who pass the VTNE offered by AAVSB. Maine Veterinary Technician Association Massachusetts does not require veterinary technicians to be licensed, certified or registered. The MVTA oversees certification in the state, but it is voluntary and not required to work as a veterinary technician. The state does offer certification (CVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and who have passed the VTNE offered by AAVSB. Massachusetts Veterinary Technician Association New Hampshire does not mandate certification yet. The state does offer certification (CVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and who have passed the VTNE offered by AAVSB. New Hampshire Veterinary Technician Association Rhode Island does not mandate certification yet. The state does offer certification (CVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and who have passed the VTNE offered by AAVSB. Rhode Island Veterinary Technician Association Vermont does not require certification, but does offer it to technicians who satisfy the requirements. The state does offer certification (CVT) status to technicians who have a degree in veterinary technology (AVMA accredited schools or programs only) and who have passed the VTNE offered by AAVSB. Vermont Veterinary Technician Association