A veterinarian technician is like what a nurse is to a doctor. To be a vet tech it takes 2-4 years of school after high school. They do a lot of the appointments and check ups and assist in surgery. A veterinarian assistant is like a secretary to a vet hospital. They do all the finicial and appointment stuff with the owners of the animals and then when owners show up for their appointments, a veterinarian assistant will love on the dog/cat/other, weigh them, and then bring them to a room for a vet tech or actual vet to look at.
what is the difference between associate and assistant director? which has higher rank and credibility? Associate director outranks assistant director
the assistant assists
A difference can be seen between two things. Not between one thing.
just salary difference...
im pretty sure veterinarian is a person that wrks with animals i don't think a pathologist has nothing to do with a animal
The only difference between a USPS city carrier assistant 1 and a USPS city carrier assistant 2 is seniority and pay. The assistant 2 position is a promotion from the assistant 1 position.
The difference between a medical assistant and a medical technician is that an assistant has more responsibilities than a technician does. A medical technicians main duties are to check the vitals of patients.
You need to ask your local veterinarian this question.
yes
The difference is the assistant project manager has to confer with the project manager on major decisions.
The capacity is the difference between a laptop and a personal digital assistant. Personal digital assistance can't carry out all the functions that a laptop can do.
A vet is a person and an animal clinic is a building.