La medicina veterinaria e le sue opportunità. Reddito trazione per gli uomini qualificati che entrano nel campo della pratica veterinaria generale. Servizio Di Ispezione Pubblica. Il Bureau of Animal Indus-Try, United States Department of Agriculture, impiega 1700 veterinari laureati come ispettori della carne; lavoro di laboratorio e quarantena, e in problemi di malattia. A seguito della laurea di un istituto universitario veterinario accreditato e di un'esaminazione competitiva del servizio civile, lo stipendio iniziale è di 1500 dollari e attraverso le rangesas di avanzamento alto come 3500 dollari l'anno. Servizio militare U. S. Attraverso competitivo, fisico andprofe

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Veterinary medicine and its opportunities . ttractive income for skilled men entering the fieldof general veterinary practice. Government Inspection Service. The Bureau of Animal Indus-try, United States Department of Agriculture, employsover 1700 graduate veterinarians as meat inspectors; forlaboratory and quarantine work, and in disease controlproblems. Following graduation from an accreditedveterinary college and competitive civil service examinationthe initial salary is $1500 and through advancement rangesas high as $3500 annually. U. S. Army Service. Through competitive, physical andprofessional examination the graduate veterinarian mayenter the Army Veterinary Corps with rank and allowancesof second lieutenant ($1700) and thereafter receive ad-vancement to rank of major. State Service. Nearly every state maintains a sanitary orveterinary organization for control of animal disease, requiring graduate veterinarians for the work. The com-pleteness of these organizations varies much as does thenumber of veterinarians employed.. Laboratory Diagnosis As Educators. There exists a continual demand for instruc-tors in veterinary and agricultural colleges; the recentdemand has exceeded the supply. Research and Extension Service. State and Federal Expe-riment Stations employ qualified veterinarians for technicaland literary work incidental to animal disease control anderadication problems. City Veterinarians. Many cities employ veterinarians asmembers of city health boards or as food inspectors forenforcement of sanitary regulations and to superviseinspection of the milk and food supplies. Some of theseappointments are controlled by civil service competitiveexaminations. Commercial Wor. Veterinarians find employment as sales-men, advisors with large holding companies, live stockconcerns, pharmaceutical and biologic laboratories or asexperts in the preparation of vaccines, antitoxins andserum manufacture all of which are exploited for cure andcontrol of disease. Veterinar

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