Veterinarians are required to diagnose, treat, and prescribe medicine for animals. Duties include taking samples from patients, administering shots or other types of medication, operating lab equipment to test specimens, maintaining accurate records on each patient’s history, assisting in surgical procedures when necessary, consulting with clients about recommended veterinary care options, and resolving any concerns …
Veterinary Receptions are responsible for managing the front office. This includes scheduling appointments, answering phone calls, greeting clients who walk in off the street and maintaining a clean reception area. Clerks should also be familiar with medical terminology so they can answer any questions clients may have about their pets’ treatment or medications. The top …
Zookeepers are responsible for the care and feeding of animals in a zoo. Duties can vary, as can the hours (zoos may be open during normal business hours or overnight), but they generally include cleaning enclosures, interacting with animals, moving animals to different locations inside or outside their enclosures, and making sure that each animal …