1. Career Project Vet
By: Harleen Gill

3. A Fast Look; Vet Their Salary is poor Occupation size is average
Job stability is below average
They are like doctors, for animals
Know all the possible health disorders (for animals)
Can conduct medical laboratory tests.

4. Duties; Vet Provide nursing care for animals
Handle, restrain, care for animals after surgery
Can conduct and assist in laboratory research.
Can provide wound and bandage care
Assist animals before and after surgery
Can Perform animal dental procedures.
Duties; Vet

5. Working conditions and qualifications
They work hours per week
Feels unpleasant and demanding at times
2 or 3 year diploma required
Emergency call out work, sometimes required.
Treating abused animals sometimes causes stress
Safety precautions are undertaken
Working conditions and qualifications

6. Current Workforce It’s a small occupational group
Full time salary is below average
93% of vet’s are women.
Full time vet’s earn $30,000 per year
48% of vets work full time
Employed size of occupation is 1,505

7. Employment Outlook and Career Paths
Veterinary services doubled over 10 years
Number of pets in North America increased
Avian influenza disease in farm animals
bovine spongiform encephalopathy disease in farm animals.
Employment Outlook and Career Paths

8. Related Occupations and Resources
Related Occupational Groups
Additional Resources