Skills by Occupation

signs of animal illness make decisions regarding the animal's welfare conduct ante-mortem veterinary health inspection advise on livestock disease control apply veterinary epidemiology assess animal's condition fundamental veterinary sciences veterinary clinical sciences manage animal hygiene perform inspections of food-processing plants monitor the welfare of animals follow environmentally sustainable work practices in the veterinary sector physiology of animals manage animal biosecurity advise on animal welfare biosecurity related to animals comply with veterinary inspection standards evaluate information in the field of veterinary nursing anatomy of animals safe work practices in a veterinary setting develop media strategy animal welfare develop zoonotic disease control policies regulate animal health standards issue certificates for animal products handle veterinary emergencies animal behaviour deal with challenging people perform veterinary diagnosis certify the performance of veterinary procedures maintain veterinary clinical records animal welfare legislation animal production science perform laboratory testing on samples of animals perform inspection analysis

apply numeracy skills cope with challenging circumstances in the veterinary sector implement veterinary clinical governance environmental enrichment for animals calculate rates per hours maintain administrative records in the veterinary office collaborate with animal related professionals provide animal training manage infection control in the facility understand the animal's situation maintain relationships with animal welfare establishments use different communication channels take advantage of learning opportunities in veterinary science develop an animal handling strategy interview animal owners on animals' conditions provide mentorship apply safe work practices in a veterinary setting