Earn your CVA national certification online through American Allied Health.
Veterinary assistants work under the supervision of a veterinarian or veterinarian technician. Some of the typical tasks that veterinary assistants carry out include: feeding and watering animals, sterilizing lab and surgery utensils, administering medicine, and caring for animals after surgery.
Due to the increasing number of pet owners and to more people considering pets as family members, the need for paraveterinary workers is increasing. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, veterinary assistants should expect a faster than average job growth through 2018.
Becoming a nationally certified Veterinary Assistant with American Allied Health sets you apart in this competitive job market. It shows that you are proficient in your field and more importantly, ensures the safety of the animals you will be caring for. Many employers and states require certification because it demonstrates one is a dedicated and qualified allied healthcare professional. AAH certification offers third-party confirmation of your capabilities to employers and patients.
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