Veterinary+physician


 * Why do I want to be a Veterinary physician?**

I really enjoy working with my animals, I had always thought that being a veterinarian entailed a lot of farm work, but after doing some research, I realized that veterinarians are everywhere, not just on the farm. There are military veterinarians who do everything from working dog medicine to meat inspections.


 * What interests do I have that makes Veterinary physician a good choice?**

I like working with Animals. I enjoy working with my hands. I'm good at working with others. I am very good at working with my hands and I like helping animals.


 * What skills do I have that will help me be a good Veterinary physician?**

I have experince with working with Vets. I'm good with my hands. I'm a very good with leadership and I'm good with working with other people. I like to work with animals and I enjoy helping others.


 * What skills do I still need to learn?**

Skilled with hands Good communication skills Negotiation skills assertiveness class and practice what is taught stay calm and collected in an emergency situation Take first aid courses and disaster preparedness courses to learn this skill explain difficult situations to people Business savvy

Most, if not all, vets get paid a yearly salary. The mean for a starting veterinary fresh out of college is about $43,000 a year. This is not really much if you think about all the education that they've had to go through (4 years college undergrad., 4 years vet school, a couple years of internship).
 * What is a Veterinary physician salary?**


 * What education do I need to become a Veterinary physician?**

University: Animal Sciences, Microbiology, Zoo-noses, and Animal Breeds. High School: Pre-cal in math, biology, microbiology, biotechnology, anatomy and physiology, chemistry, and any animal and plant focused courses. Yes. The minimum academic standing is no less than an overall average of 70% for required pre-dentistry courses and 75% weighted average for the two best 30-credit unit years of study.
 * Do you require a minimum academic standing to apply?**


 * Where can I go to school to become a Veterinary physician?**

American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Europe has a Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE), and in Japan it is known as the Japan Veterinary Medical Association. University of Guelph Ontario Veterinary college University of Montreal University of Prince Edward Island Atlantic Veterinary College University of Saskatchewan Western College of Veterinary Medicine. University of Calgary

//English,// //Math 30,// //Physics 30,// //Chemistry,// //Biology.// alot of volunteering that is animal related would give you experince with animals. Common every day tasks for a veterinarian is:
 * Class you need in High school to become a Vet:**
 * Giving physicals to pets such as checking their fur, skin; checking for fleas and mites in ears; checking the eyes. Checking the heart and lungs. The vet will also check the condition of the pets teeth; take a rectal temperature to be sure the pet is not running a fever and feel for any lumps on the pet.
 * Making sure any shots needed are up to date.
 * Tending to wounds.
 * Giving antibiotics if needed and other medications for skin conditions, etc.
 * Cleaning dogs and cat's teeth (under anesthetic) and pulling any teeth that may need to be pulled.
 * Spaying females and neutering males.
 * Expressing anal glands (found near the rectal area of the dog.)
 * Checking for twisted bowel in a pet or digestive problems.

More then 70% of veterinarians who work in private medical practices predominately, or exclusively, treat small animals. These veterinarians usually drive to farms or ranches to provide veterinary services for herds or individual animals but not all vets travel, some vets have their own shope, clinic, pet store, etc. But most vets are ask to travel out to residents, Schools, harsh enviroment outdoors, etc.
 * Where are does a vet work an do you travel?**

vets often work long hours. Those in group practices may take turns working weekends or evenings and dealing with emergencies. You should work at least 70 hours at a 5 day week. If there is any emergency but your hours are up for that day you should stay if they need you that badly for the emergency.
 * What are the hours like and is it stressful?**


 * What school would you like to go to, to become a veterinary physician?**

University of Saskatchewan, you'll need Bio, chem, and physics 30 plus foundations of Math 30. At least two years of university (60 credit units) comprised of:
 * 6 credits of English
 * 6 credits of Mathematics or Statistics
 * 6 credits of Chemistry
 * 6 credits of Biology
 * 3 credits of Organic Chemistry
 * 3 credits of Genetics
 * 3 credits of Biomedical Sciences (Biochemistry)
 * 3 credits of Introductory Microbiology
 * 3 credits of Physics
 * 21 credits of Electives

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