Lecture/Laboratory: A course that combines aspects of lecture and laboratory as described in the Schedule Type Glossary. Students register for only one section, which includes both the lecture and the laboratory. Lecture/Practice Experience: A course that combines aspects of lecture and practice experience as described in the Schedule Type Glossary. as of 1/9/06. Clinical clerkship: Full-time supervised learning experience in a clinical setting. Co-op: A structured educational strategy for learning through paid, productive, real-life work experience in a field related to a studentâs major.
Individuals representing themselves as veterinary technicians, licensed veterinary technicians, registered veterinary technicians, or Certified Veterinary Technicians, must hold a valid certificate to practice veterinary technology in the state of Idaho. Certified technicians may only work under a supervising, licensed veterinarian.
Vet techs don't make great money because vets don't make great money. Some states don't require that you become a certified vet tech through classes, you just have to find a place that will hire you. It's hard initially to get hired at a veterinary office, most often you have to start by volunteering when you have no previous experience.