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Associate large animal veterinarian for Center Veterinary and Reproductive Services in Centerville, TX. (https://www.indeed.com/q-Cattle-Veterinarian-jobs.html?vjk=4fb55055e77ff8bd)

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The entry-level salary for a veterinarian is around $38200, a median salary is around $44500-$56000. The top salary is around $63600. Advancement opportunities include gaining more experience and thus possibly gaining a higher salary, and possibly joining various veterinary organizations. Requirements for this job include being a college graduate, having a doctorate in veterinary medicine, having experience working with animals (as an intern or in a job setting), and having a veterinary license. Future prospects include advancing as a veterinarian in order to join an organization or receive a higher salary, or possibly becoming a veterinary professor at a college or university.

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A livestock veterinarian will mostly work in their clinic (depending on the size and condition of the animals) and/or will travel to the property of their clients. Due to this, the amount of time spent inside and outdoors depends mostly on the type of livestock being treated. However, since most livestock animals are too large for a typical clinic, there are likely to be more cases in which the veterinarian works outside. The veterinarian will either work alone or with any other veterinarians employed at their practice, depending on the number of people on staff and the activities being performed. The typical veterinarian will work around 43 hours per week, but may be on call during the night/day. Hazards relating to this job include injuries inflicted by the animals, and zoonotic diseases.

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The most common activities that a livestock veterinarian will partake in at their job include giving livestock proper vaccines, testing animals (mostly horses and cattle) for pregnancy, and castrating male livestock. The most significant activities include medicating diseased/injured livestock animals.

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To become a livestock veterinarian a person must be a college graduate and must have a doctorate in veterinary medicine. Some schools require previous working experience with animals, either in an internship or in an actual job, although with other schools this is optional. Schools that offer doctorates of veterinary medicine include Cornell University, Colorado State University, North Carolina University, Ohio State University, and Texas A&M University.

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A livestock veterinarian is a person who is qualified to treat diseased/injured farm animals regarded as assets.