Atlantic, Iowa

I already work in a vet clinic, so I know what it's like to work in the field. But what challenges should I be ready to face? I plan on entering a vet tech program this fall and want to be as prepared as possible for them.

What ways can I improve myself for my job?

How should I separate my work life and my life?

What is needed for a better work-life?

I know that working in the vet field can decrease a person's mental health. Some people want to blame you for issues that come up with their pets, and we lack resources compared to human medicine. Often, the vet field has to work longer hours with a limited number of people working in the...

Moving up the corporate chain must be hard, the amount of new responsibilities could take a toll on a person.

I have always been the one who likes to know things before they happen. I like to be well prepared for what I may face.

What should I expect? What classes would be necessary? Is there good money in it? etc

I have never been one to do a lot of speaking growing up. Becoming social has always been a goal for me but I have always struggled to speak up. I've always known that I can overcome my reservedness.

12th grade gearhead.

I love spending time in the kitchen but I know it can be grueling.

I plan to become an ESL teacher in the near future. I plan to study in secondary education if I am able to go to college. I have always wanted a way to help those who don't speak English as their first language.

I am an avid baker and I was wondering if this career would somehow interfere with this.

I'd like to know the Amount of schooling/ any other training necessary for becoming a therapist, Thanks.

I am a senior in high school and work at a vet clinic as a room assistant and kennel technician so I see challenges that can come up. I want to go to college next year to enter a vet tech program but want to be more aware of what I might face in the field.