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Table of Contents
About CVM
Mission Statement
CVM Organization Chart
Vision Statement
Guiding Principles
Introduction
A Brief History of CVM
Structure/ Responsibility
CVM Annual Reports
Safeguarding Animal Hlth
Office of the Director (OD)
Mgmt & Communications
CVM & Budget
Ofc of New Animal Drug
Surveillance/Compliance
Office of Research
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We are an internationally recognized public health organization
responsible for the evaluation, approval and/or surveillance
of animal drugs, food additives, feed ingredients, and animal
devices. We are proactive in our efforts to increase the availability
and diversity of safe and effective products that relieve animal
pain and suffering, sustain their health, improve animal productivity
and do not compromise public health. We adapt, align and utilize
our resources wisely and make practical use of state of the
art science and technologies to best accomplish our mission.
People with expertise in product evaluation, research, surveillance,
compliance and other functional areas work cooperatively as
an integrated team. We foster open and collegial partnerships
with our constituencies to respond to concerns and needs. We
maintain a worker-friendly environment, foster initiatives,
and value cultural diversity and nourish individual growth and
professional development. Everyone exhibits pride in the organization,
values and recognizes the contribution and accomplishments of
each member of the CVM team, and demonstrates mutual trust and
respect. The entire Center pulls in the same direction with
purpose, harmony, and grace. We all live by, and our managers
exemplify the Center's guiding principles. By recognizing the
expertise of everyone, we inspire cooperative decision-making.
All are empowered to participate in the development of policy
as well as to take responsibility for making decisions within
those policy boundaries.
Updated July 5, 2000 at 8:23 PM ET
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