What is a job growth for a veterianrian?

Answer 1

A recent survey published by the American Veterinary Medical Association shows veterinarians are currently not working to their full capacity, to the tune of about 12.5% excess capacity for services. As a profession, therefore, there is probably going to be a contraction in terms of clinic numbers, job openings and other metrics of growth over the next decade or so.

However, for an individual veterinarian, there is a lot of growth potential. There are opportunities to become board certified, to work in areas outside of typical private practice and various openings to work in public health, regulatory medicine and non-profit outreach groups.

Answer 2

Currently, veterinarians are projected to be in moderate demand over the next few decades. However, small animal veterinarians may be in low demand, while large animal/farm veterinarians are likely to be in high demand. In addition, non-practice veterinarians (federal, public health, regulatory veterinarians) are also likely to be in very high demand.

Answer 3

volenteering at shelters and going to a vetinerian college

Answer 4

What is the growth rate for a vet?