Results of the 2001 AVMA survey of graduating vet-erinary medical students were analyzed
to determine employment, starting salaries, benefits, and educational indebtedness of male …

Mailed questionnaires administered to employers of graduates and to graduates of the
Ontario Veterinary College in 2000 and 2001, 7 to 10 months after convocation, surveyed …

The structure of veterinary medicine is changing rapidly from that of traditional small
privately owned practices to one of corporate franchises, often positioned within retail …

ABSTRACT Careers in Veterinary Medicine is a required, one-credit-hour course at the
North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine (NCSU-CVM), which meets …

Objective—To assess student awareness of the financial costs of pursuing a veterinary
education, to determine student expectations for financial returns of a veterinary career, and …

To be successful and prosper, veterinarians must have excellent clinical skills but they must
also be able to manage and deliver their services in an efficient, professional manner. The …

This report is presented in six sections. It begins (Section 1) with a description of the
background on the nature of the problem as raised in the KPMG study and the Brakke …

Veterinary medicine is at a crossroads: the future of the profession will be determined by
those who join it and by those who select who will join it. Veterinary schools are the …

The current opportunities for veterinary clinical specialists in private practice and industry
have made recruiting and retaining faculty a major focus for most clinical academic …

GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN THE VETERINARY PROFESSION Page 1 GENDER
DISCRIMINATION IN THE VETERINARY PROFESSION A brief report of the BVA Employers’ …