1. A Veterinarian is a person that is qualified to treat diseased or injured animals. They have a one on one communication with their patients and owner. A Veterinarian diagnose, prevent, and treat a variety of animal illnesses and diseases. I have chosen this career because I would love to become a Veterinarian one day and help animals in need. This area (Veterinarian) needs improvement with making sure the patients are receiving the right treatment, diagnosis and customer services. Sometimes it takes a really small person to make a really big change and I’m going to be that person.
2. Being a Veterinarian has its share of challenges. Even though veterinarians have hundreds maybe even thousands of patients. I feel like the biggest issue in this field is not being able to treat the animal. I think this is the toughest aspect of being a vet and having a young, mostly healthy animal with …show more content…
The lack of any type of resources, not being able to save an animal's life is unacceptable. People may say that that's life and there is no changing it. I believe that if we had the resources to save these lives, this wouldn’t be an issue. My approach is that the more people are education and informed about this issue, people will take the necessary protocols to deal with this situation. This doesn’t only affect the patient but it affects the overall family. I know people that are interested in this field would want to be able to know what’s going on, even if it is life or death.
4. I will love to discuss what it's like to be a Veterinarian. The different issues that pertain to being a Veterinarian. What and how to become a veterinarian. Talk about why this topic (the inability to treat an animal) is important and such a big deal. The pets owner would be more informed about the patient's medical history. And will then feel safe and comfortable with the treatment they receive from the doctor, if it helps. The questions I would like to answer is:
What is being a veterinarian to
2. Being a Veterinarian has its share of challenges. Even though veterinarians have hundreds maybe even thousands of patients. I feel like the biggest issue in this field is not being able to treat the animal. I think this is the toughest aspect of being a vet and having a young, mostly healthy animal with …show more content…
The lack of any type of resources, not being able to save an animal's life is unacceptable. People may say that that's life and there is no changing it. I believe that if we had the resources to save these lives, this wouldn’t be an issue. My approach is that the more people are education and informed about this issue, people will take the necessary protocols to deal with this situation. This doesn’t only affect the patient but it affects the overall family. I know people that are interested in this field would want to be able to know what’s going on, even if it is life or death.
4. I will love to discuss what it's like to be a Veterinarian. The different issues that pertain to being a Veterinarian. What and how to become a veterinarian. Talk about why this topic (the inability to treat an animal) is important and such a big deal. The pets owner would be more informed about the patient's medical history. And will then feel safe and comfortable with the treatment they receive from the doctor, if it helps. The questions I would like to answer is:
What is being a veterinarian to