1. “Ideal Jobs” By : Brenda Perez Period : 1

2. Medical Field Nurse : Registered Nurses do specialized and skilled nursing. They are responsible for supervising and planning the care of ill patients. They give shots and administer fluids Veterinarian : Veterinarians diagnose, treat, and control diseases of animals. Some veterinarians work in agriculture or wildlife preservation. Many teach at veterinary colleges or research foods, diseases, or drugs related to animals.

3. Veterinarian A Veterinarian is a type of doctor. The Only Difference Is That They Take Care Of Animals. They help Cure Different Animals, Feed Them, Give Them A Shelter, Etc. Vets Also Give blood Test, X- Rays, And Different Type Of Surgery. They fix broken bones, take out tumors, replace knees and hips, and more. They need to be ready to see blood, organs, and bones.

4. Education Required Students who wish to enter a veterinary program normally get bachelor's degrees in Places that have to do with science. For example, zoology, molecular biology, chemistry, animal science and biochemistry. veterinary programs do not require students to hold 4-year degrees; but students may experience difficult things going into veterinary programs without degrees. Those who have not got a bachelors degree usually need to have completed at least 45-90 semester hours.

5. Salary In May 2010 Veterinarian earned $92,570. The Upper Part Of Veterinarian Earned More Than $145,230 Per Year, While The Lowest tenth Percent less than $49,910.

6. Use Of Technology Veterinarians Use Technology To See The X- Rays And To View What Types Of Diseases There Are That The Animals Can Get.

7. Sources ! http://library.thinkquest.org/15569/car1a.html http://www.bls.gov/k12/nature04.htm http://education-portal.com/veterinarian_education.html