vacancy Notification no - 20/01/bih/pat/-202512 :- last date 24 feb 2025

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By virtue of the powers conferred by clause (b) of section 30 of the Indian Veterinary Council Act 1984 (Central Act 52 of 1984) All the states Government of India through their individual notification hereby permit persons holding diploma or certificate of Veterinary Supervisor, stockman or stock assistant to Render, under the Supervision and direction of a registered veterinary practitioner, the minor veterinary services specified below, in the State, namely :- 1. Preliminary veterinary aid, like, vaccination, castration and dressing of wounds 2. Artificial insemination 3. First aid to ailing animals.

NB-Section 30 (b) of the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984 (Central Act 52 of 84) empower the State Government to permit a person holding a diploma or certificate of Veterinary Supervisor, Stockman or Stock Assistant issued by the Director of Animal Husbandry to render minor veterinary services under the supervision and direction of a registered Veterinary Practitioner.

Positive Impacts of Community Para Veterinary Services

Performance of female para veterinarians are less compared to that of male counterparts.Increase in the number of artificial inseminations and calves born. Reduction in the occurrence of diseases. impacts on livestock disease control and surveillance. Reduced mortality of young ones and adult animals. Increase in income through livestock and increase in quality of life. Serve as the missing link between the Animal Husbandry Department (AHD) and poor livestock keepers.

Experience, technical knowledge, communication in organisation and use of extension methods were found to have the ability to channelize other variables which affect their role performance. Age had highly significant but negative relationship with overall beneficiary rated role performance. Contacts, availability and timeliness were positively and significantly associated with the job performance. Positive relationship between the attitude of field supervisors towards dairy farming and their effective role performance. The family background and role performance had negative and significant relationship with one another. Education negatively and significantly related to role performance. Community based animal health workers are competent and comparable with that of field para-vets of government veterinary services
Need to streamline of livestock service delivery system on certain minimum criteria’s for better cohesive units. There is a strong need to have a body to evaluate the working performance of para-veterinary professionals.Technical knowledge of para-veterinary professionals was found to be at lower level, thus the efforts are needed to improve same. Expansion of public veterinary department along with its better liaison with other service providers mainly the paraprofessionals is the need of hour. Need for proper ethical monitoring of paravets services regarding curative services provided by them. other organizations also which may play crucial role in providing the diploma, trainings and refresher courses regularly to educated youth from rural area for effective and dynamic livestock delivery system by covering larger area and livestock population.

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There is also a need for middle level paravets who can take up breeding, minor veterinary services, input supply and extension in AH. For facilitating the development of this cadre, it is necessary to establish a two-year practical oriented Diploma course for the youth who have passed high school, at State Agricultural and Veterinary Universities. At the end of the study, these youth should be able to provide various animal husbandry related services as self-employed professionals under the patronage of the Milk Cooperative or any other local organisation. The Karnataka Veterinary University and a few other Universities have already initiated this course and this can be taken up by other Universities as well in the country.

Yes - they are developed with that in mind!

But employability is affected by many things ....  by what you learn through studies, life experiences and the development of core skills; rather than any qualifications.

The Certificate in Animal Husbandry is an entry level course suitable for students who wish to gain knowledge related to companion animals and livestock.

The qualification consists of 600 hours of study divided into core and elective modules of study.

Core studies include the study of animal anatomy and physiology, animal health care, and animal feed and nutrition. Elective units are chosen to direct studies toward the students area of interest.

Elective units may include Horse Care I, II and III; Animal Breeding; Dairy Cattle; Beef Cattle; Pigs; Calf Rearing; Sheep; Goats, Dog Care, Cat Care, Wildlife Management, Recognising Animal Diseases; and Natural Animal Health Care. See the more complete list following.