11 th grade graduation project Cara Kentoski Period

11 th grade graduation project Cara Kentoski Period : 1

Occupational research

Nature of work • They assist veterinarians in providing care for all of the animals. • They perform procedures. • They have to be familiar with laboratory equipment. • They have to record an animals history. • They work in private practice.

Education and training • • They have to complete a two year program. They have to have clinical and laboratory experience. Once you earn your degree, you have to have a credentialing exam. They must obtain certification by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. • once they pass they must become registered, licensed, or certified, depending on the state regulations.

Other qualifications • study all about medicines • study different parts of different animals • you need to know exactly what to do in case its a matter of life or death. • look for a wide range of work experience.

Job outlook/future prospects • Lots of job opportunities because of less graduates each year. • Layoffs are less likely to occur among veterinary technologists and technicians • Replacing workers who leave will be a good opportunity for others to get the job. • The number of 2 -year programs has recently grown to 131 • Employment of veterinary technicians and technologists is relatively stable during periods of economic recession

Potential earnings • The salary for veterinary technicians is $11. 99 per hour. • Experienced and skilled workers can earn more than $17. 12. • veterinary technologists and technicians is expected to grow 41 percent

Related occupations • • Doctor of veterinary medicine Veterinary assistant Veterinarian specialist Hospital veterinary

Mothers occupation

Nature of work • They do word processing. • file papers, answer telephones, schedule appointments, and handle mail. • may be responsible for all office stuff. • check copy for printing errors • They also have to order supplies, schedule meetings, handle petty cash, and make travel arrangements

Education and training • • Take office courses in high school. Graduate form high school. Get a degree or certificate. Find a secretary position.

Other qualifications • good multitasking skills, working with people and detailed paperwork. • Getting distracted and still get back on task. • Planning meetings or other things. • Taking phone calls. • Getting along with others.

Potential earnings • The lowest 10 percent earned less than $23, 810 • The middle 50 percent earned between $28, 500 and $43, 430 • highest 10 percent earned more than $53, 460

Related occupations • • Company secretary Legal secretary Assistant secretary Administrative assistant

References • <a href="http: //careers. stateuniversity. com/pages/42/Veterinary. Technician. html">Veterinary Technician Job Description, Career as a Veterinary Technician, Salary, Employment - Definition and Nature of the Work, Education and Training Requirements, Getting the Job</a>