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    This document summarizes a potential career as a large animal or exotic veterinarian. It would require a bachelor's degree and four years of veterinary school to obtain a DVM. The salary range is $50k-100k annually with benefits like paid vacations, health insurance, and pension plans. Veterinarians typically work in clinics, hospitals, farms, classrooms, labs, or zoos. Potential employers include local clinics, zoos like the Columbus Zoo and Wilds, and the Fort Worth Zoo. The veterinarian field is projected to see increasing employment opportunities over the coming years due to growing animal populations.

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    This document summarizes a potential career as a large animal or exotic veterinarian. It would require a bachelor's degree and four years of veterinary school to obtain a DVM. The salary range is $50k-100k annually with benefits like paid vacations, health insurance, and pension plans. Veterinarians typically work in clinics, hospitals, farms, classrooms, labs, or zoos. Potential employers include local clinics, zoos like the Columbus Zoo and Wilds, and the Fort Worth Zoo. The veterinarian field is projected to see increasing employment opportunities over the coming years due to growing animal populations.

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    This document summarizes a potential career as a large animal or exotic veterinarian. It would require a bachelor's degree and four years of veterinary school to obtain a DVM. The salary range is $50k-100k annually with benefits like paid vacations, health insurance, and pension plans. Veterinarians typically work in clinics, hospitals, farms, classrooms, labs, or zoos. Potential employers include local clinics, zoos like the Columbus Zoo and Wilds, and the Fort Worth Zoo. The veterinarian field is projected to see increasing employment opportunities over the coming years due to growing animal populations.

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    CAREER PLANNING

    Describe a potential career you are interested in learning more about:


    Large Animal or exotic Veterinarian

    Explore Describe
    Education requirements Bachelor's degree and four years at vet school, and a DVM. If I wanted to
    or training for this career specialize, that would be more years of school and residencies.

    Salary range and types of 50k-100k, paid vacations, health insurance, pension plans.
    benefits

    Typical work setting some work in clinics or hospitals, while others travel to farms. Other
    veterinarians may work in classrooms or labs or even zoos.

    local clinics, Columbus Zoo and/or Wilds, Fort Worth Zoo.


    List potential employers

    Veterinarians employed is projected to increases over the coming years. Animal


    populations are increasing, and Veterinarians are needed now more than ever.
    Placement outlook and
    trends

    Advantages of this career for me Disadvantages of this career for me


    I can pursue a career I am passionate about and I think a problem from everyone is the amount of
    help animals get better throughout my career. Even death that goes along with this career. The
    if I start in a small clinic, I can always get schooling is intense and depending on the path I
    experience and learn new things and take what I want to take, can take more than four years to get
    have obtained and bring it with me to the next clinic my DVM.
    or even open a clinic of my own.

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