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Equine Veterinarian

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

EQUINE VETERINARIAN

MIRANDA FANARY

FOR WHAT KINDS OF BUSINESSES OR ORGANIZATION MIGHT YOU WORK?

American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP)

WHAT TOOLS, MACHINERY, OR INSTRUMENTS WILL BE USED?

  • Contemporary vehicle
  • On board computers
  • Portable diagnostic devices
  • Mobile therapy
  • Instruments that regular veterinarians use

WHAT WOULD BE DONE ON THIS JOB?

  • Bandage wounds
  • Test for diseases
  • Give vaccinations
  • Diagnose injuries
  • Perform surgery

WHAT EDUCATION IS NEEDED FOR THIS CAREER?

  • Undergraduate training in sciences (chemistry, physics, genetics, zoology, nutrition)
  • Veterinary school
  • Extra training through internship programs

WHAT IS THE COST OF GETTING THIS TRAINING?

$20,000/yr (state college) to $65,000/yr (private college)

WHAT HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES SHOULD YOU TAKE?

  • 12: Agricultural Science 12, AP Biology, Anatomy

THERE IS A VERY HIGH DEMAND FOR WORKERS IN THIS CAREER

WHAT IS THE FUTURE JOB OUTLOOK FOR THIS CAREER?

From 2008 to 2018, employment was expected to increase by 33%

OTHER JOBS RELATED TO THIS CAREER

  • Vet assistant
  • Vet tech
  • Rehabilitation therapist
  • Equine dentist
  • Massage therapist

THIS CAREER WILL ALLOW ME TO LIVE THE LIFESTYLE THAT I DESIRE

HOW MUCH CAN YOU EXPECT TO EARN

$85,000/yr (as of 2011)

HOW IS TECHNOLOGY USED IN THIS CAREER FIELD?

  • Portable ultrasound (allows vets to examine the horse away from the clinic)
  • Biovision Technologies developed a 12mm endoscope (allowing vets to see joints)
  • Digital Radiology systems (to separate layers of hoof)
  • In this career, technology usually adds up to $250,000 worth of equipment

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