clinical veterinary practice
Clinical veterinary practice in veterinary medicine refers to the directly treating, hands-on veterinary work with individual animals or herds. It includes diagnosis, treatment, surgery, and preventive medicine and is the most common field of employment for licensed veterinarians.
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clinical veterinary practice
Clinical practice is distinguished from non-clinical fields: public veterinary medicine, food monitoring, research, industry, and administration.
Within clinical practice a further distinction is made by animal species: small animal, equine, farm animal, and mixed practice. This choice shapes day-to-day professional life more than any other decision made during the degree programme.
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