Yes, a veterinarian in private practice (seeing dogs/cats/horses/cows/etc. owned by private citizens) must have a State license to practice veterinary medicine within that State. To maintain the license, the vet must actively practice veterinary medicine and complete a specified amount of continuing education every two years.
Yes, veterinarians must go through intensive training prior to starting work as a clinician and must continue to train and update their skills and knowledge throughout their working careers. In the United States, the minimum college requirement is seven years - three years of undergraduate and four years of vet school.
Yes veterinarians must like animals to do a good job.
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What training do I need to become an interior designer?
You probably need at least five years of training to get a job framing houses. A good way to get such training is by shadowing an experienced person on the job.
Veterinarians have, on average, moderate job security - if they are competent at their job and are in a clinic with a solid business plan, they can be relatively confident that they will have a job as long as they want it. However, changing demographics and economic realities have forced veterinarians to close clinics and relocate, particularly large animal veterinarians in the Midwest, Plains and Rocky Mountains.
Yes there is on the job training, and you do need special skills. Most of the training you can learn right on the job, but others will require some previous experience.
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Computer engineers need a 4 year college or univerity degree to get a job. There, you will receive on the job training.
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To get an entry level pharmacy job, you need no training. You are usually provided with on-the-job training. However you can study and take courses to pass the PTCE, in order to become a nationally certified pharmacy technician (CPhT).