Veterinarian
I was a six year old obsessed with the universe and all of its stars.When my family and I got our first puppy, a beautiful Siberian Husky, named Max. We were inseparable. One day, Max saw a dog while its owner was walking him and ran out the door. I chased out after Max when suddenly, a pickup truck turned the corner and was speeding down the street. In that same moment, Max ran across the street and was hit by the car. I rushed to Max’s aid. I thought he was going to die, so I held him in my arms while he whimpered in pain. I couldn’t help Max and it broke my heart. Fortunately, Max survived thanks to the care that he received from the animal hospital and the veterinarian that saved his life. He broke a few bones and suffered severe cuts on
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According to BLS, veterinarians “care for the health of animals and work to improve public health. They diagnose, treat, and research medical conditions and diseases of pets, livestock, and other animals” (Bureau, “Veterinarians”). They assist in controlling the spread of illnesses and ensure that the nation’s food is fit for consumption. (“Education”). I am a picky person, especially when it comes to food. If I can make an impact on society to ensure that it is safer and tastes better, I want to be the one to do that job. On the other hand, astronomers study the universe and its celestial bodies. They collect and analyze information about the moon, planets, sun, and stars (“Astronomers” 53). One can conduct research in a facility, or one can become a teacher or professor (“Undergraduate”). Although studying space may be interesting, the society has priorities. I want to be able to make an impact on the community and help not only people but animals as well; therefore, becoming a veterinarian is a better choice for …show more content…
Veterinarians often work additional hours and they have to respond to emergencies outside of scheduled work hours. When working with animals that are frightened or in pain, veterinarians risk being bitten, kicked, or scratched (Bureau, “Veterinarians”). Fortunately, I have a high pain tolerance and I believe that I could handle the animal well enough to prevent injury from being inflicted on myself. One has to obtain at least a medical degree, which requires a minimum of four years of study and earn a certification or license. (“Veterinarians” 161-165). With new technology being developed, there is a chance that when one becomes an astronomer in a certain field of study, one could lose their job due to an advancement in technology because when a new instrument comes online, an older one shuts down (Bartusiak). There is a lot of competition for permanent spots on the job and education opportunities and or research at colleges and universities, so one has to be the best in the field in order to be successful (“Academics”). The competition in astronomy careers could make it difficult to make a living and technology could become a problem if new advancements are continued. I would rather risk becoming sick or injured and have a job in veterinary medicine than have no job at all because of competition and advancements in technology.
Clearly, a veterinarian is a better job for me compared to an astronomer because I love animals and nature,
According to BLS, veterinarians “care for the health of animals and work to improve public health. They diagnose, treat, and research medical conditions and diseases of pets, livestock, and other animals” (Bureau, “Veterinarians”). They assist in controlling the spread of illnesses and ensure that the nation’s food is fit for consumption. (“Education”). I am a picky person, especially when it comes to food. If I can make an impact on society to ensure that it is safer and tastes better, I want to be the one to do that job. On the other hand, astronomers study the universe and its celestial bodies. They collect and analyze information about the moon, planets, sun, and stars (“Astronomers” 53). One can conduct research in a facility, or one can become a teacher or professor (“Undergraduate”). Although studying space may be interesting, the society has priorities. I want to be able to make an impact on the community and help not only people but animals as well; therefore, becoming a veterinarian is a better choice for …show more content…
Veterinarians often work additional hours and they have to respond to emergencies outside of scheduled work hours. When working with animals that are frightened or in pain, veterinarians risk being bitten, kicked, or scratched (Bureau, “Veterinarians”). Fortunately, I have a high pain tolerance and I believe that I could handle the animal well enough to prevent injury from being inflicted on myself. One has to obtain at least a medical degree, which requires a minimum of four years of study and earn a certification or license. (“Veterinarians” 161-165). With new technology being developed, there is a chance that when one becomes an astronomer in a certain field of study, one could lose their job due to an advancement in technology because when a new instrument comes online, an older one shuts down (Bartusiak). There is a lot of competition for permanent spots on the job and education opportunities and or research at colleges and universities, so one has to be the best in the field in order to be successful (“Academics”). The competition in astronomy careers could make it difficult to make a living and technology could become a problem if new advancements are continued. I would rather risk becoming sick or injured and have a job in veterinary medicine than have no job at all because of competition and advancements in technology.
Clearly, a veterinarian is a better job for me compared to an astronomer because I love animals and nature,