Program Information

Veterinary Technology 2011-2012

Veterinary Technicians are in short supply at the present time. This is a field where you can combine your love for animals with your career goals.

The Veterinary Technology Program is designed to prepare entry-level veterinary technicians via classroom study, laboratory, and clinical practice with fundamental veterinary technician skills. After successful completion of the program, you should be able to successfully complete the licensing requirements of your state. This program will work toward meeting the needs of the State of Nebraska for well qualified veterinary technicians to perform duties under the scope of the Veterinary Medicine Practice Act.

The veterinary technology program is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association. See veterinary technology program admission requirements.

Career Information

Veterinary Technology 2011-2012

Career opportunities include work in veterinary clinics, biomedical research, diagnostic laboratories, veterinary supply sales, humane societies, industry, military service, herd health, and the USDA.

Salary Information

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the average salary for Veterinary Technicians is $26,320 and the average salary for Veterinarians is $64,660.

Courses and Program Options

Veterinary Technology 2011-2012

You have one option available when enrolling in this program of study.

• Associate of Applied Science Degree