Veterinary hospital license is annual on the July 1 to June 30 licensing year
The Maryland veterinary licensing year runs July 1 to June 30. For each licensing year, an owner shall apply for a hospital license and pay the annual fee. A person may not operate a veterinary hospital, including a mobile veterinary clinic, without a valid hospital license for the current licensing year.
Veterinarians register annually by June 30 with 18 CE credits
A licensee who practices veterinary medicine in Maryland shall register annually with the Board and pay the registration fee, with renewal by June 30 through Maryland OneStop. Renewal requires 18 CE credits logged under the Renewal Year: a minimum of 12 hours directed toward improvement of professional skill and knowledge relating to the practice of veterinary medicine, and a maximum of 6 credit hours toward non-scientific subjects. Unused credit hours earned in a given licensing year may be applied toward the following year's requirement. A late fee applies for renewing a registration after July 1.
Registered veterinary technicians: 3-year registration expiring June 30, 24 CE hours
A registered veterinary technician's registration is issued for 3 years and expires on June 30 on the third year after the date issued, and must be renewed not later than June 30 of each 3-year period. The Board may not renew the registration unless the technician has earned 24 credit hours of continuing professional education during the 36 months preceding the beginning of the new registration period.