Veterinary and Zootechnics
Clinical Skills Disease Management and Prevention Animal Husbandry and Management Farm and Livestock Equipment Knowledge Use of farm machinery Livestock Equipment Utility and Transport Equipment Other abilities
- Diagnosis: Ability to diagnose diseases and conditions through physical examination, lab tests, and imaging.
- Surgical Skills: Competence in performing surgeries on livestock such as castrations, cesarean sections, or hoof trimming.
- Treatment: Administering treatments such as vaccinations, antibiotics, or pain management tailored to the needs of livestock.
- Euthanasia: Expertise in humane euthanasia when necessary, following ethical guidelines.
- Biosecurity: Knowledge of infection control measures to prevent disease spread.
- Vaccination Programs: Designing and implementing vaccination schedules to prevent outbreaks.
- Disease Surveillance: Monitoring and identifying emerging diseases, using diagnostic tests and field observations.
- Nutrition and Health Management: Understanding animal nutrition and its relationship to health, including management of metabolic diseases.
- Farm Operations Knowledge: Understanding the workings of farms, including the challenges in breeding, feeding, and managing livestock.
- Reproductive Management: Expertise in breeding, artificial insemination, and managing reproductive health in livestock.
- Managing gestation and calving/lambing/farrowing
- Neonatal care and fostering practices
- Handling Equipment: Familiarity with tools and machinery used for animal care, such as ultrasound machines, cattle chutes, and hoof trimming tools.
- Technology: Use of veterinary diagnostic software, lab equipment, and other technologies in animal healthcare.
Tractors and Power Units
- Tractors (compact, utility, row crop, and four-wheel-drive)
- Diesel engines
- Generator sets
- Feed mixers and grinders
- Milking machines
- Manure spreaders
- Livestock trailers
- Farm trucks
- Wagons and trailers
- charger
- Bobcat
OTHER SKILLS
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
- Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.