Veterinarians earn money through completing their job duties and assignments, same as most other employees. However, veterinarians have the task of providing customer service to owners and medical services to animals.
Also, there are two basic models for how a veterinarian is paid - salary and commission. Under the salary model, a veterinarian is paid a set amount of money per pay period regardless of the work performed or the hours worked. Under the commission model, a veterinarian is paid a set percentage of the revenues he/she generates for his/her employer. There is also a blended model called base plus commission that provides a commission to a veterinarian who generates revenue above a set amount.
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The amount of money that American cattle veterinarians earn hourly varies. On average, they earn about 34 dollar per hour.
Veterinarians earn from about 50.000-130,000, with some variation depending upon species.
Zoologic veterinarians tend to be board certified, so they usually earn over US$100,000 per year.
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The national average salary for veterinarians is ~$90,000; a veterinarian in Texas could expect to earn approximately the average given experience, a good clinic and an established client base.
In the United States the average annual income for veterinarians in 2011 was ~$90,000; the range is from about $65,000 to over $150,000.
No - in the United States, on average a veterinarian will earn more than a musician, and have a more stable source of income and more job opportunities than a musician as well.
In the United States in 2011 the average annual salary for veterinarians was ~$90,000. From this, the average weekly salary was ~$1800.
A veterinarian typically earns $81,490 in Nevada.
This will depend upon who is employing the veterinarian. However, veterinarians in this field tend to be board certified and usually make over US$100,000.
A LOT of money.