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Is it a necessity for a veterinarian to perform surgery during their career?
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∙ 14y ago
No you can go into the medicine or research careers :)
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What are the daily requirements of a veterinarian?
This will vary depending upon the type of career the veterinarian has. For a private practice small animal veterinarian, on a daily basis he/she will be examining patients, talking with clients and possibly performing surgery.
What is a career that begins with V?
A Veterinarian.
What is the highest paying animal career?
A veterinarian is the highest paying animal career.
What animal career gets paid the most?
Veterinarian.
What is the highest job in a veterinarian's career?
The chief veterinary of a country or a giraffe.
How long do people usually stay as a veterinarian?
People that become a veterinarian usually stay one their entire career. Becoming a veterinarian is not easy. It takes a lot of work and education.
What does a veterinerian need to be in tht career?
you need to have a degree for veterinarian and need to have gradguated from college
What subject would veterinarian be under?
The career of veterinary medicine is classified with medical professions.
What are the best career option availaible in 2014?
Some of the best career options in 2014 are; dentists, nurses, physician, web developer, and veterinarian.
What is a career working with animals?
A good career working with animals would be a zoologist, a zookeeper, or any kind of profession that has to do with the care of animals (veterinarian).
my goal is to become a veterinarian do you offer such a career in the air force?
Sorry, no veterinarian curriculum in any branch of the military, but you may consider several of the medical learning opportunities
What are some Veterinary specialties?
A veterinarian who specializes in a particular aspect of the career typically has post-doctoral training in that area and have passed a standardized test to become board certified in that area. There are many specialties, such as equine surgery, large animal, ophthalmology, theriogenology, pathology, and shelter medicine.
