The Institute for Health Care is located at 14 Janisa Janulis Street. The director of the Institute for Health Care is Dr. sci. Vet. honey Jadranka Zutic. The activity of the Institute includes epizootiological and clinical work, laboratory diagnostics, consultative and scientific research activities. Through the joint work of the Read more…
The service was established in 2005. year, as a separate organizational work unit with the aim of harmonizing the organizational structure and functioning of the work of the Institute with the ISO 9001:2008 and ISO ICE 17025:2006 standards. Services for receiving materials, preparation of substrates and sterilization receive materials, review Read more…
The management of the Institute directs the work and operations of the Institute, plans and provides resources for work, analyzes and reviews operations and management systems, ensures the application of good laboratory practice standards and management system standards, determines needs and undertakes changes and improvements in the management system and Read more…
In order to constantly improve the quality of work, the Institute introduced and certified the standard “Quality Management System – Requirements (SRPS ISO 9001:2015 and SRPS ISO 14001:2015)”. The standard “General requirements for the competence of testing laboratories and calibration laboratories (SRPS ISO / IEC 17025:2017)” was also implemented. The Read more…
The goal of the Institute is to remain the leading veterinary institution in Serbia, by constantly improving the competence of employees and increasing the number of competent researchers, by continuous cooperation with related scientific and professional institutions in the country and abroad, as well as by improving relations with users. Read more…
Since the establishment of the Institute, scientific research has been one of the main fields of its activity. Since its foundation in 1926, the experts of the Central Veterinary Bacteriological Institute have also been involved in the education of livestock farmers and regularly gave lectures on livestock infections on Radio Read more…
It was formed on the 11 February 1926 under the name Central Veterinary Bacteriological Institute. The decision to establish the Institute was made at the proposal of the Veterinary Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and in agreement with the Ministry of Public Health, which prescribed the RULES Read more…
The Scientific Institute of Veterinary Medicine of Serbia was awarded the Svetosava Prize for its outstanding contribution to science and the economy! The Scientific Institute of Veterinary Medicine of Serbia celebrates 95 years of existence and its great influence is seen through its contribution to the development of science Read more…
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