Veterinary medicine is a very popular profession everywhere, especially in Australia. On the Australian immigration occupation list, as long as you are a veterinarian, you are the target of competition among Australian states. Therefore, if veterinarians want to immigrate, Australia is a good choice. However, when applying to immigrate to Australia, you must first conduct an Australian career assessment. How do veterinarians conduct an Australian career assessment?
The Australian Veterinary Industry Federation AVBC is an assessment agency for Australian veterinary qualifications and is also a veterinarian profession designated by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship. Immigration assessment agency.
AVBC Assessment Occupations: 234711 Veterinarian.
The main work of veterinarians:
1. Conduct routine medical examinations on animals, and establish medical records and disease treatment files for animals;
2. Conduct laboratory tests, imaging, punctures, and other diagnostic methods on animals to determine their causes;
3. Develop targeted treatment plans, such as nutritional supplements, drug injections, surgical treatments, etc.;
4. During the process of animal treatment, observe the changes in the animal's condition and improve the treatment plan in a timely manner according to the disease treatment status;
5. For patients with infectious diseases Animals with diseases and zoonotic diseases should be isolated and treated in a timely manner. Major diseases should be reported promptly and necessary measures should be taken to prevent the spread of diseases;
6. Organize the data generated during the treatment of animal diseases to provide reference for later animal treatment work. data.
How does a veterinarian conduct a career assessment?
It depends on the applicant's qualifications. The applicant's qualifications are different, and the registration methods you can choose will be different:
If you have obtained junior veterinary qualifications from a university in Australia or New Zealand , you can apply directly Register. After registration, you can conduct a career assessment for immigration purposes. You need to fill out the application form and meet the registration conditions without further examination;
graduated from a school accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association, passed the U.S. Veterinary Licensing Examination, and graduated from South Africa and Royal College of Veterinary Medicine A veterinary school accredited by RCVS that has registered with RCVS and passed its examination or passed an examination required by the Board of Education for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (in the United States and Canada), is considered to be eligible without further examination. Registration conditions. In this case, you can apply for registration directly. After registration, you can apply for a career assessment for immigration purposes. You need to fill in the application form; or pass the National Veterinary Examination (NVE).
If you are an overseas graduated veterinarian and do not meet the conditions for immediate registration, you need to take the NVE exam. After passing the exam, you will receive a certificate. You can use this certificate to apply for formal registration with the Australian Veterinary Surgeons Registration Board. After successful registration, you can apply for professional assessment.
AVBC examination process:
Australian Veterinary Industry Federation NVE examination process:
1. Check whether the applicant's qualifications meet the examination requirements;
2. English proficiency;
3. Preliminary Examination;
4. Final Clinical Examination.
Note: After passing the exam, you will receive a certificate. Use this certificate to apply for formal registration with the Australian Veterinary Surgeons Registration Board ABSR. After successful registration, you can apply for professional assessment.
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