You will be responsible for providing medical care and treatment to animals as a veterinarian. Your major responsibility will be to promote animal health, diagnose illnesses and injuries, and provide medical interventions. You could work in private clinics, animal hospitals, research facilities, or government agencies. This position necessitates a thorough understanding of animal physiology, veterinary medicine, and a strong dedication to animal welfare.

1. Animal Health Care:
   • Conduct comprehensive physical examinations of animals, including taking vital signs, evaluating overall health, and assessing any specific concerns or symptoms.
   • Diagnose and treat illnesses, injuries, and diseases in animals, prescribing appropriate medications, therapies, or surgical interventions.
   • Perform routine procedures, such as vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and dental care.
   • Collaborate with veterinary technicians or assistants in providing care and performing procedures.
2. Diagnostic Procedures:
   • Utilize various diagnostic tools and techniques to identify and assess animal health conditions, such as X-rays, blood tests, ultrasounds, or microbiological tests.
   • Interpret diagnostic results and use them to formulate accurate diagnoses and treatment plans.
   • Consult with specialized veterinary professionals or refer cases when necessary.
3. Surgery and Medical Procedures:
   • Perform surgical procedures, including routine surgeries (spaying/neutering) and more complex operations.
   • Administer anesthesia, monitor vital signs during surgery, and provide post-operative care.
   • Conduct emergency procedures, such as wound repair, fracture stabilization, or cesarean sections.
   • Prescribe and administer medications, including pain management protocols.