Animal Sciences Careers (Exam 1)

Flashcards covering key positions, educational requirements, and salary information related to careers in Animal Sciences.

What are some common positions in the animal sciences field?

Farm Worker/Herdsman, Farm Unit Manager, Feedlot/Finisher Manager, Farm/Ranch Manager, Herd Nutritionist, Veterinary Technician, and more.

What education is typically required for a Farm Unit Manager?

An Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in animal science or agribusiness.

Which position requires a Bachelor’s degree in animal feeding science?

Feed Mill Operator.

What is the education requirement for a Veterinary Technician?

Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in veterinary technology or animal science.

What type of education is required to become an Animal Welfare Auditor?

Bachelor’s degree in animal science.

What job analyzes genes and gene interactions in animals?

Animal Geneticist.

What does a Herd Nutritionist do?

Advises on feed ingredient selection and determines feeding programs for livestock.

What degree is required for an Instructor in animal science?

Master’s degree in animal science.

What do you need to do to become a veterinarian?

A competitive GPA above 3.5, challenging coursework, veterinary supervised hours, and leadership or research experience.

What is one of the veterinary specialties mentioned in the lecture?

Emergency and critical care.

What type of degree do Animal Biotechnologists typically have?

Master’s degree in animal science.

What is the role of a Bloodstock Agent?

Buys and sells horses for breeding and racing.

Which position may involve working as a Farrier?

Caring for hooves of horses, ponies, and other equines.