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A veterinarian is a broadly trained medical scientist who has focused on understanding the diseases of, and treatment for, animals. A veterinarian who works in public health is one who is focusing on the human/animal interface to prevent human disease by controlling animal disease. Examples of this include: inspecting meat and poultry products to ensure they are safe and from disease-free animals, planning the oral rabies vaccination program for an area to control or prevent the introduction of rabies into the area, investigating a novel disease outbreak to find the source (which anymore is usually a disease from a local animal population) and working to eradicate animal diseases around the world.
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What are required qualifications for a Public Health Veterinarian?
Veterinarians are required to have a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. or V.M.D) degree from one of the 28 accredited colleges of veterinary medicine, and must pass state board proficiency examinations
Who do veterinarian's work for?
The general public
What do you have to do to became a veterinarian?
The only answer seems to be health.
What is the job of a veterinarian?
A veterinarian in private practice examines, diagnoses and treats animals for disease and injury, with the ultimate goal of assisting that animal to live a healthy and happy life. A public health veterinarian works to protect human health by controlling, eradicating and preventing animal diseases, ensuring the safety of the food supply, investigating disease outbreaks and maintaining safe trade channels with other countries.
What careers cluster does a veterinarian belong in?
Veterinary medicine is classified as a health and science profession.
What is a government veterinarian?
A government veterinarian is a trained veterinarian employed by the government, Federal, State or local. These veterinarians tend to work in non-practice careers and have responsibilities including food safety, public health, care of military service animals, certification of export and import paperwork for animals and animal products, etc.
What has the author Harry S Mustard written?
Harry S. Mustard has written: 'Government in public health' -- subject(s): Public health 'An introduction to public health' -- subject(s): Public health 'Mustard's introduction to public health' -- subject(s): Public health 'An introduction to public health' -- subject(s): Public Health, Public health
What are different types of veterinarians?
There are many different types of veterinarians, ranging from private practitioners who specialize in one species to public health veterinarians who inspect meat and poultry carcasses. To give you a sampling of the various types of veterinarians, here are 11 different career paths veterinarians can take: 1. Small animal exclusive private practice 2. Large animal exclusive private practice 3. Mixed animal private practice 4. Equine exclusive private practice 5. Veterinary researcher 6. Active duty military veterinarian 7. Public health veterinarian; government employee 8. Board-certified veterinary specialist (there are many specialities) 9. Veterinary professor 10. Zoologic veterinarian/wildlife veterinarian/marine veterinarian 11. Industry veterinarian; employed by private industry such as pharmaceutical companies
What health problems might a bunny have?
Bunnies can have many types of health problems. It is best to consult a veterinarian.
Who sets public health standards?
Public Health standards are usually set by Health Departments and Ministries of Health.
What are some areas of work for veterinarieans in the public health service?
There are several areas of public health that veterinarians are very active in. One of these is in food safety - several hundred veterinarians work for the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) ensuring animals that are slaughtered for meat are healthy. Other options include working for non-governmental organizations (NGOs), other Federal and State agencies (27 of the United States have a State Public Health Veterinarian) and research.
What are the leadership qualities in public health?
qualities of a public health leader
