Hello carterjon-ga,
It is extremely difficult to get geographically specific salary
information. It is even more difficult to get this information for
veterinarians because the profession can be practiced in a wide array
of settings. However, the search was not hopeless and I?ve gathered a
collection of links that should give you a pretty good idea of the job
outlook for veterinarians and trends in the field. In addition, I was
able to find some statistics for both California and national salaries
for new graduates and a small selection of reports on earnings by
experienced veterinarians. I?ve also located a report that you can buy
for $99 that will give you all the information you seek.
I trust that the information I?ve found will give you what you need.
All the best.
~ czh ~
http://www.advanstars-web-support.com/CAREERS/DVM/job6803.html
Date: 14 March, 2005
Job Title: New grad AND Experienced Associate
Description:
Sunny Southern California wants you! Our progressive, friendly,
client-oriented 4-doctor AAHA certified full-service hospital is
looking for a new grand and an experienced associate Our hospital has
been voted Best in the Desert for the past 7 years, has a
well-established loyal clientele and a highly-leveraged experienced
staff. We enjoy a modern facility including laser surgery, endoscopy,
pulse oxymetry, tonometry, electrocardiography, ultrasound, dental
x-ray, videoscope, blood pressure monitoring, complete in-house lab
and more. Starting salary for new gradds $65,000+. Experienced
associates pay commensurate with abilities. Visit our website
www.my.petplace.com. For more information contact Dr. Cliff Jessen at
danevet1@aol.com
***** It is rare to find the salary listed in job postings. There is a
shortage of veterinarians in Southern California so this might be a
way to entice applicant interest.
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http://www.advanstars-web-support.com/CAREERS/DVM/index.html
Career Opportunities
***** Browse the listings by location or job title.
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http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/whatsnew/article2.cfm?id=1386
Salary Survey Outlines Salary and Benefit Data for the Class of 2004
Total Compensation: Salary + Benefits
Benefits added significantly to the complete compensation package.
Although the weighted average base salary was $53,749, the additional
value of pension plans, insurance, sick leave, vacation leave and
other benefits resulted in an average total compensation package
(salary + benefits) of $75,453.
Also, while starting base salaries reported by equine practitioners
were lower than average at $48,000, the salary and benefits package
brought total compensation for equine vets to an average of $76,229.
***** Read the article for further details.
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http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/whatsnew/article2.cfm?id=1322
2003 Graduate Salary Survey:
Average Starting Salary and Benefit Data for the Class of 2003
Total Compensation: Salary + Benefits
Benefits added significantly to the average compensation package.
Although the weighted average base salary was $49,489, the additional
value of pension plans, insurance, sick leave, vacation leave and
other benefits resulted in an average total compensation package
(salary + benefits) of $70,547. Also, while starting base salaries
reported by equine practitioners were lower than average at $23,333,
the salary and benefits package brought total compensation for equine
vets to an average of $48,108.
***** See the article for additional details.
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http://asci.uvm.edu/?Page=current/careers.html
Veterinary Medicine ? Types of Careers
What are salaries like in Veterinary Medicine?
The starting salaries of Veterinarians in private practice (8 years of
college) was about $46,339 for graduates in 2002. The average salary
of established Veterinarians, (across all types of Veterinary
Practice), was approximately $87,745 in 2001.
***** This site provides an excellent listing of the types of
positions and specialties that are available in veterinary medicine.
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http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos076.htm
Occupational Outlook ? Veterinarians
***** See section on entry-level salaries.
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http://www.ucop.edu/healthaffairs/REFORMATTED%20VETERINARY%20MEDICINE.pdf
Veterinary Medical Education and the University of California
Final Report of the Health Sciences Committee ? November 2004
***** This is a very interesting 18-page research report on current
trends in education and employment of veterinarians in California.
This report is especially helpful to get an overview of where
veterinarians are employed.
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http://www.dvmnewsmagazine.com/dvm/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=66503
Salaries, benefits weigh on practice revenues
***** This article has some salary and financial information based on
a 2001 survey. The statistics might not be completely up to date but
they provide information about the relative income levels in various
postions.
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http://www.anapsid.org/vets/vetdemos.html
Women Soon to be Majority of Veterinarians
Yilu Zhao, New York Times, June 9. 2002
Many veterinary students and veterinarians say the change has occurred
because veterinary salaries are not competitive with those of other
medical professions.
As recently as the 1970's, the income of veterinarians was right
behind that of physicians. But veterinarians now average $70,000 to
$80,000 a year, veterinary groups report, while physicians can easily
earn $150,000 a year. Both professions require demanding preliminary
courses and four years of doctoral studies. Increasingly, many
graduates work as interns and residents, just as physicians do.
Dr. Heider said that 65 percent to 70 percent of veterinarians'
earnings in this country last year came from treating pets and that
spending on pet care rose to $11.1 billion, from $6.9 billion in 1991.
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http://www.avma.org/membshp/marketstats/econreport.asp
Veterinary Market Statistics
Economic Report on Veterinarians & Veterinary Practices (2005 Edition)
***** Report costs $99 and gives you information about salaries and
income from various types of practices.
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