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Career Opportunities in Public Health: One Veterinarian's Experience

The veterinary profession is rich in opportunities that are ignored. The veterinary profession should evolve to a new level—to more broadly include all aspects of public health. Veterinary education, even in its current classical mode, provides a rich base for multiple careers. With expansion, there will be a wealth of opportunities for veterinarians to be leaders in many phases of business and society.

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