health sciences pathway
Veterinary Technology
Veterinary Technology Associate of Sciences Degree
Gain the skills needed to—
- support the duties of a veterinarian in providing medical care for a variety of animals.
- asses patients, take quality radiographs, collect samples, and perform laboratory tests.
- perform dental procedures, administer anesthesia, and assist with surgical operations.
- work in animal hospitals, private veterinary clinics, or specialty veterinary offices.
Nationally Accredited
The Veterinary Technology program at Edison State is accredited by American Veterinarian Medical Association Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (AMVA CVTEA). Graduates can take the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) and must register with the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board to practice as a registered veterinary technician.
Ohio occupational outlook.
$30K-49K
The current salary range for a Veterinary Technician in the state of Ohio.
500
The average number of annual job openings for a Veterinary Technician in Ohio.
5,100
The current number of Ohio residents employed as a Veterinary Technician.
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“I chose this career pathway because I've always had a connection to animals. The Veterinary Technology program gave me hands-on experience in realistic situations I've encountered in the field, and it helped me acquire the knowledge I needed to succeed.”
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