Can a qualified vet nurse work as a trainee vet nurse in the UK without being registered with RCVS?

as long as you have the legal qualification I don't see why not but to be honest there doesn't seem to be a lot of vacancies for vet nurses - where I stay in a town with 90,000 people there is only 1 part time vets as the Vet Hospital deals with all the animals and its free.

yes some vets will train people up to be a vet nurse

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