Veternariaians
Booker T Washington Magnet High School, Montgomery-AlA Veterinarian is a doctor who diagnoses, treats, and control diseases and injuries of animals (Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2000-2001). There are two types of veterinarians, large and small practitioners. The large practitioners deal with non-domestic and grazing animals. While, small practitioners deal with dogs, cats, birds, rabbits and any other animal that is kept as a pet. Veterinarians either work for the military, federal government, or work privately (OOH, 2001-2000). The job comes with a lot of duties that must be fulfilled. Veterinarians don't just treat, diagnose, and control diseases and injuries. They perform surgery, prescribe, and administer drugs and vaccines (VGM'S Careers Encyclopedia, 1997). They inspect meat and poultry, teach at veterinary colleges, do research on animal foods, diseases, and drugs, and finally take part in the medical research for the treatment of human diseases (VGM'S, 1997). Just about every thing a real doctor has, administers or performs a veterinarian does also.
Once everything is completed they must take a test that certifies the to practice which is the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam. (OOH, 2000-2001)The bottom 10% made less than 31,320 dollars and the top 10% earned more than 106,730 dollars (OOH, 2000-2001). Even thought large animal large animal veterinarians is expected to grow slowly they still will expand because a l!ot of graduating veterinarians prefer not to work in rural or isolated areas. The student must have 45-90 semester hours at the undergraduate level, but a bachelors degree for entrance is not required and most of these schools (OOH, 2000-2001). 30% of those jobs were self-employed in solo or partnership practices (VGM'S, 1997). It is tak!en on a computer that consists of 360 multiple choice questions that last all day to complete. Although, small animal veterinary will grow faster than large animal veterinary, large will still bring in the most money. Veterinarians held about 57,000 jobs in 1998. The middle 50 percent earned between 39,580 dollars and 78,760 dollars (VGM'S, 1997). English, literature, social sciences, and humanities are also required. ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**. Also adding to the factor there are a lot of graduates coming out each year who are starting practices in highly populated cities. The annual salary for veterinarians in the federal government in non-supervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions was 61,600(VGM'S, 1997).
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