Arizona Bill Lets Vet Techs Train on Job
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Arizonas New Bill Seeks to Address Vet Tech Shortage: On-the-Job Training vs. Classroom Learning
This podcast episode discusses a new bill in Arizona, Senate Bill eleven forty-four, which aims to alleviate the vet tech shortage by allowing individuals to train on the job instead of requiring a two-year degree. The bill proposes four thousand hours of supervised work under a licensed vet over six years as a path to the national exam. The Arizona Humane Society supports this change, while the Arizona Veterinary Technician Association expresses concerns about potential risks to animals due to the lack of classroom learning with labs. The bill has passed the Senate and is now headed to the House for further discussion.
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