Veterinary Technicians jobs
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Veterinary technician jobs ask for more than experience. Most states require a credentialing exam, and the usual route to it is a two-year associate's degree from an accredited veterinary technology program. The American Veterinary Medical Association accredits roughly 219 of those programs across the United States and Canada, and some teach by distance education, which lets a working assistant study without quitting.
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About Veterinary Technicians jobs
After the program comes the national exam, 170 questions over three hours, and a state title of certified, registered, or licensed technician depending on where you work. Most then go to work in a private clinic or animal hospital, the settings where the Handbook places the bulk of the occupation. That comes to 265 live veterinary technicians jobs here, the largest share of them from VCA Animal Hospitals, Metropolitan Veterinary Associates, and Western Veterinary Partners, and Portland, ME; Trooper, PA; and Plymouth Valley, PA carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $36k to $89k a year.