There are several advantages. First, the on-the-job training can go a long way towards teaching you the basics to become a veterinary technician (the typical next-up-the-ladder career option). Second, you get to work on a medical team pretty quickly - there are relatively few entry-level medical jobs that you can work straight out of high school, and this is one of them. Third, you can be pretty flexible with your hours and your duties, depending upon the clinic you are working at - sometimes the vet assistant is also the supply manager, or the receptionist.
The advantages of being a vet are that you get to work with animals and help pet owners. The disadvantage is that you might not have enough business to live comfortably.
Advantages of being a vet are many. When you are a vet you are the person someone runs to when they need help and can't do it themselves. You help injured animals get better and in my eyes you save a animals life. To me this job is amazing.
the standard vet gets about 72.000 a year
Well my aunt was a vet assistant and she said it would be harder to be a vet because you have to see what the animals have like different kinds of diseases and a vet assistant would have to call the patients to the checkup room Or make appointments with people that need vets. I Hoped This Helped You!
The exact answer is going to depend on where in the world you are, but in the US being a "certified veterinary assistant" does not require a college degree and therefore you would still need around 8 years of college.
There aren't really promotions for a veterinary assistant as you would have to go back to school to become a veterinarian. Pay raises are possible and you could work up to being the office manager or head vet tech.
Generally there are no requirements to enter a veterinary assisting program other than being able to pay the bill. Veterinary assistant programs are voluntary and not required in any state.
It varies. To be a veterinary assistant you probaby only have to be 16(unless you have a work permit) . I was a volunteer at the age of 11- then by 14 became a vet. assistant.
a vet assistant doesnt make much cash but they do make only about 26,000 a year and can improve if you move up to be a veternary surgeon
This would be either a vet tech or a vet assistant.
He/she assists the vet. This can be during a surgery, or an exam.
Generally, the veterinarian is responsible for the actions of non-licensed employees. Therefore if a veterinary assistant performs tasks that he or she is not legally allowed to perform, the veterinarian can be reprimanded and fined. If the veterinarian did not assign these tasks to the assistant, he may choose to fire the assistant.