1. Veterinarian By Jacob Sigal

2. Typical Day Veterinarians often work long hours. Groups of them will take turns to be on call during the day. Veterinarians that take care of big animals spend a long time driving to get the animal and bring it back the office.

3. Background Info When I was little I just like to be around animals and always wanted to help animals that were hurt.

4. Education Path Way degree in Veterinary Medicine and a license to practice It is a challenge to get into vet school 12 years of collage to become a vet

5. Salary/Future Out Look In may 2008 vets got paid $89,450 yearly There were 59700 jobs for vets in 2008 There will always be jobs because people love there animals

6. Working Conditions It is a really clean place a lot of blood tests Being able to help animals with broken limbs Smelly, dirty

7. Other Options Animal care and service workers Biological scientists Doctors Veterinary technologists and technicians

8. Web Links http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veterinarian http://www.bls.gov/k12/nature04.htm