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Veterinarians examine and treat animals to diagnose health problems, vaccinate against diseases, and ensure a safe food supply. They typically work in private clinics but some travel to farms or work in laboratories. Veterinarians must earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from an accredited college, which requires 4 years of study following an undergraduate degree in biology or animal sciences. The average salary for veterinarians is $69,100 in Iowa and $82,000 nationally.
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Veterinarian
- 2. Duties and Responsibilities • Examine animals to diagnose their health problems. • Treat and dress wounds. • Test for and vaccinate against diseases. • Prescribe medication. • Ensure a safe food supply by maintaining the health on food animals.
- 3. Work Environment • Although most veterinarians work in private clinics, others travel to farms, work outdoors, or work in laboratories. • Veterinarians risk being bitten, kicked, or scratched. • Veterinarians often work long hours.
- 4. Education • Veterinarians must complete a Doctor Medicine degree at an accredited college of veterinary medicine. • The professional curriculum is a 4 year course of study • Students hoping to partake in this field should have their undergrad in Biology or another science related field such as Animal Sciences. • This is a very competitive field
- 5. Schools That Offer Programs • Des Moines Area Community College • Dordt College • Eastern Iowa Community College District • Hawkeye Community College • Iowa State University • Iowa Western Community College • Kirkwood Community College • Western Iowa Tech Community College
- 6. Salary • The average yearly salary varies slightly when comparing it nationally to the average in Iowa. • National: $82,000 Iowa: $69,100 • Veterinarians who handle large animals exclusively generally had higher earnings. Some earned $150,000 or more per year.
- 7. Benefits Veterinarians Receive • 30 day paid vacations • Paid sick leave • Health and dental care at no cost • Low cost health care for their families • Low cost life insurance • Paid holidays
- 8. Bibliography • Educationnews.org • Wiki Answers.com • Discover • Occupational Outlook Handbook • Iastate.edu