Veterinary Board of the Northern Territory

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Information for Northern Territory registered veterinarians

Veterinarians registered in the NT and practicing interstate will be operating under the state legislation and complaints will be managed by the interstate veterinary board or appropriate process.

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Veterinarians registered interstate and practicing in the Northern Territory are operating under the NT Veterinarians Act and Regulations and complaints referred to the Veterinary Registrar and investigated by the NT Veterinary Board will be in undertaken in accordance with Territory legislation.

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The NT Government is seeking expressions of interest from veterinarians to participate in preparedness and response activities in the case of emergency animal disease (EAD) incursion.

These activities can include training sessions, either online or in person. And in the event of an emergency outbreak in the NT, the ability to provide veterinary services.

To register your interest

Apply online

Estimated completion time: 5 minutes

All steps must be completed in one go. You can't save your application and complete it later.

If you can't apply online:

Step 1. Fill in the EAD preparedness expression of interest form.

EAD preparedness expression of interest form PDF (145.4 KB)
EAD preparedness expression of interest form DOCX (65.1 KB)

Step 2. Email to vetboard@nt.gov.au.

For further information

For further information regarding how a private vet may be engaged in an incursion, and answers to frequently asked questions, go to the Australian Government's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry website.