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Veterinary education is suitable for those who have a special interest for animals, and wants to prevent and treat animal diseases. A veterinary education takes six years to finish, and it typically consists of a theory part and a practical part, where you spend the last year in practice.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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As an educated veterinarian, you treat and prevent disease with animals. Many people also work with food safety and animal welfare. Specialization and interest can help determine where and what you end up working with. Veterinarians can work in a number of areas, including veterinary practices and with the Food Safety Authority.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/p><\/div><\/div>

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<\/p>\n Veterinarian<\/h5>\n Kjersti Lien<\/h3>\n I am employed by Marin Helse AS and in my work I divide my time between the office and being out in the field. The days where I am working outside, I am usually on an aquaculture facility. Here I speak with the staff at the facility, examine the fish and take samples if needed. I also like to participate when they have their weekly counting of sea lice. The days in the office are mostly used for writing reports after a visit to an aquaculture facility. I also spend a lot of time working on minimizing the level of salmon lice in general. \nWhat I like the most about my job is that it’s so varied and I get to be outdoors on a daily basis.<\/p>\n <\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>