What fringe benefits, such as retirement and travel do you get as a veterinarian?
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Many veterinarians own and operate their own clinics. This means they don't have defined fringe benefits like a standard employee.\n\nYou should consider calling some local veterinarians and asking if you could do an interview for your school project. Don't be discouraged if the first person you call turns you down. If you ask nicely and act professionally I'm sure you will find a veterinarian willing to talk with you. You might even be able to shadow a veterinarian for a day to find out more about what goes on in a veterinary clinic.
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I am one so...In Canada we have great work patterns...4 on 4 off, 4 on 6 off.Lots of annual leave as well as V58 leave CTO, ETO. We make good money.Excellent health and dental benefits. You are on a pension plan.You can retire at a young age.I'll be 53 when I can retire with a full pension.You will learn how to handle yourself and not take shit from ANYBODY.
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No, unless the dog is specially trained and used to aid a person who has physical disabilities.\n\n"Except for the care of guide dogs for the seeing-impaired or hearing-impaired, or for other animals specially trained to aid persons with physical disabilities, you cannot include veterinary fees in your medical expenses."
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No, you can only claim something that "helps" your career.  You could see if there is a subscription rate for seniors card holders.  Speak to their subscription department.
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I love my job.  I am a certified equine sports massage therapist (and will soon do canine massage as well).  I am my own boss, make teriffic $$$, get to work with animals.  Wasn't always this way.  I used to sit behind a desk and shuffle paper for an hourly wage.  Made me miserable.  Change is good for the soul.\n\nFor more info on training to be an animal massage therapist visit www.equissage.com
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VA benefits.\nCollege scholarship\nPersonal growth\nResume-enhancing work experiences.\nPride\nAchievement\nSelf-confidence\n\nYup, I would say that all of these are well deserved.
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If you are a vet, you should be able to join USAA.\nThey have the best of all insurance, banking, and financial. you can go to www.usaa.com for more info.
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I may need a little more info. here, but have you ever considered veterinary medicine..or working at a horsetrack as a vet?  I think what you are asking about would be an incredibly rewarding career and definitely interesting.  You may want to consider Iowa State University in Ames Iowa if you are interested in pursuing Veterinary Medicine.  It is know as one of the top universities in the country for animal husbandry.
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If you work for an individual, your benefits are limited or none. He may not be in a position to give you anymore. I suggest you ask what you want. you can also quit and look for hospital job or nursing home job. They will give you vacations and benefits.
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benefits of what, if you are talking a job, health insurance and a good 401k or ira
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Probably loyalty. A dog is the only animal that will protect you. They do actually love their owners/masters and apprectate the food and shelter you provide. They reward you with loyalty.
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Go to vet school...do something for yourself...only then will you find the time you're looking for...You'll meet new people and experience other things...what will you do after vet school?...it's all up to you...life is a never ending adventure...thanks for the 10 points but I'd rather have your inheritance...lol
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Taking clients to dinner, sporting events, golfing etc. It helps you build common interest and gives you one one one time with your clients away from their offices. Just don't spend to much time trying to sell on these outings as you will appear to be too pushy. Also they will feel a little more obligated to your firm. Plus it is tax deductible!
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well, it depends on where there is.  you can check w/ the embassy of that country.   \n I totally agree w/ you on this. I someday will do the same and head to N. Africa.\ngood luck and congrats on your retirement !!
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Associated costs such as wardrobe. transport, moving.\nStructure and stability of new company, room for advancement.Autonomy or how you would fit into the structure.\nHow does it affect the others in your life?\nwill it be stimulating and  interesting?\nhow will it affect you financially.what are the benefits, medical plan, retirement and so on.
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I think it depends on the individuals  needs, employers needs, and the details of the different plans that available.\n\nhere the order of importants for me.\n\nwork environment\nIf I don't like the work or the people, I find another job. \n\nsalary \nif it high enough you can supplement any employer's plan you fell is weak, on the other hand if the benefits are good enough, you might not need as much of a salary.\n\nmedical\ndental \nvision, \ngym access (if you job is not physically active) \n\npension\n\nI put wellness above pension, because if you don't take care of yourself, you won't life long enough to enjoy a pension.\n\nflexible work hours and time off\nI don't have this as much in my current job as  my brother does. It nice to be able to take off time with little notice.
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Not exactly veterinary medicine, but pre-vet zoology is more like it. Why the interest, I love animals and believe that it is our duty to be stewards of the earth and its other non-human inhabitants. Besides animals are fun, interesting, and they don't talk back!