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SOC 31-9096
Under the arrangement and supervision of veterinarians, technicians, or researchers, veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers carry out daily animal feeding, environmental cleaning, status observation, records, and related support work. Clinical assistants and laboratory facility care differ in object, training, and authority; a job title grants no diagnostic or prescribing authority. Check the target organization's supervision, job training, and safety arrangements first.
Model impact index for three equally weighted representative core tasks; not a measured share of working time or a job-loss probability. floor((0+0+25)/3+0.5)=8; fermatmind-ai-impact-v1; 2026-10-18.
This occupation requires patiently carrying out daily care and also noticing anomalies, keeping accurate records, and reporting promptly. First check the quantity conflicts, blank fields, and observation wording in a fictional handover sheet, then learn about the target organization's training, supervision, and safety conditions.Clinical support deals with owners and the treatment team; laboratory facility care requires long-term compliance with the organization's operating procedures and records of health and environmental changes. Check the actual animal species, shifts, allergy risks, and contract with the target employer rather than only the job title.
Paper checking only supports exploring interest; it does not prove animal care or clinical procedure ability and does not grant diagnosis, prescribing, or experimental authority.
Being willing to clean repeatedly, record accurately, and report anomalies promptly is worth exploring. Liking animals is only a starting point; care roles also involve hygiene, materials, handover, and physical work, not spending all day with pets.Observable signals are returning to the original document to check quantities and times, not turning not recorded into completed, and distinguishing an observed state from a professional diagnosis. In repetitive work, willing to keep records and to ask promptly when a requirement is unclear. Use the practice process to understand yourself, and do not declare job competence from one correct answer.
Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers carry out daily animal care, cleaning, observation records, and the corresponding support work, collaborating under the arrangement and supervision of veterinarians, technicians, or researchers. The US occupational code is 31-9096.00; Chinese clinical assistant titles, the statutory assistant veterinarian qualification, and laboratory animal caretaker training must be distinguished.
The two lines are distinguished by the support object and the delivered records to help understand the daily work. Real care and clinical assistance follow organizational training, procedures, and supervision, and must not be performed by following the order on this page.
Career direction comparison
The first two rows are work directions within this occupation, and the last four are frozen adjacent occupations. Comparing objects, deliverables, and responsibility helps choose a path to explore; adjacency does not mean education, qualification, or authority can be swapped.
| Career direction | Core work and outputs | Key differences | Which choice fits better |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animal practice institution assistants | Prepares materials, cleans, assists with daily care, and records observations under arrangement and supervision. | Collaborates around the treatment team and owners and is not the same as a veterinarian's independent diagnosis and treatment. | If willing to communicate with people and report accurately, check the target organization's supervision, training, and task authority first. |
| Daily laboratory animal care |
AI impact on the occupation
Insufficient evidence: no reviewable task exposure score for this occupation was produced, so it stays blank. Task background, the mixed-role survey, and the evaluation method are explained separately; generating a list does not equal actual execution, an independent adoption rate, or job replacement. AI Impact Score 8% is an editorial estimate. Model impact index for three equally weighted representative core tasks; not a measured share of working time or a job-loss probability. floor((0+0+25)/3+0.5)=8; fermatmind-ai-impact-v1; 2026-10-18.The three tasks, ratings and sources are listed in the FermatMind method source record on this page.
FermatMind AI Impact Score estimation method v1
FermatMind / 费马测试 · 2026-10-18
Editorial ratings use the existing occupational responsibilities and AI task analysis on this page. They are not adoption rates, measured effects, job-disappearance or personal-unemployment probabilities, or official scores from Stanford or another external institution. No measured time weights or future robot deployment are assumed.
Mainland China pay reference
The national distribution for China is unverified
Three independent employer samples
Insufficient evidence: no nationally comparable wage distribution for veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers in China was obtained. The National Bureau of Statistics 2025 release is industry and unit statistics, not an occupational percentile for this occupation; the three employer samples also cannot produce a national median. For the research institution laboratory care direction, the employer industry background can be considered separately: in 2025 the national average annual wage of employed persons in urban scientific research and technical services was 182,064 yuan in non-private units and 83,560 yuan in private units, listed separately, and this is not a wage range for care staff. It applies only when the actual employer's statistical industry falls in that group; universities, pet hospitals, and labor dispatch require separate checks of the employer industry and cannot be applied because of the work location. The statistics are limited to urban legal-person units with 5 or more people, exclude self-employed individuals and freelancers, and are pre-tax labor remuneration; they do not imply a starting wage, an individual monthly wage, or take-home income for this role.
US pay reference
The median annual wage for US SOC31-9096 in May 2025 is 38150 US dollars, combining veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers statistically. It is not a veterinarian wage and does not equal a Chinese quote or an individual's net income.
| Wage position | Annual wage (this occupation) | Individual income boundaries | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | 30,120 US dollars per year | The original annual statistic, not equal to an individual's net income | The 10th percentile annual wage is 30120 US dollars, describing a lower wage position in the employed group. It cannot serve as a newcomer starting wage, a minimum wage guarantee, or an employer's probation quote. |
| Median annual wage | 38,150 US dollars per year | The original annual statistic, not equal to an individual's net income |
Career fit guide
Look at patience for daily tasks, record accuracy, anomaly reporting, teamwork, and real conditions at the same time. Assessments are for discussion, and the paper exercises only observe information checking and cannot verify animal handling ability.After the experience, see whether you are willing to return to the original documents, admit what is unknown, keep the source of correction entries, and accept revisions. An interest label is not operational competence, and a formal role still requires training, health conditions, and real assessment.
Worth further experience： Fitting starts by observing whether you are willing to repeat care and cleaning, keep records, and report promptly. Liking animals and being able to follow procedures and accept facility conditions are assessed separately.
Check real conditions first： The three samples give no comparable amount, so budgeting must wait for the real contract, employing entity, and wage composition. Record interest and financial conditions separately, and do not estimate personal income from a US annual percentile.
Try a small experience first： Use H18 and the range from A1 to A4 to make a first question list, update it with the E2 case A correction entry, reject the unsupported summary in E2 case B, and then write the E3 purpose. Observe whether verified and still-unknown items are separated accurately.
Work pressure, risks, and occupational boundaries
This occupation must watch for injury, infection, allergy, record distortion, acting beyond authority, and specific working conditions. The following are career exploration and preparation questions, and real controls and training are implemented by the organization.
Chinese regulations separately support clinical authority and laboratory husbandry training; the CDC supports animal care hazards, and recruitment supports specific conditions only. NIST is an AI evaluation method and gives no Chinese incidence rates.
Typical scenarios：Reduced activity is written by a handover draft as already ill.
Main roles：Animal care and record staff
Possible consequences：Observation and professional judgment are confused, and later staff may misread.
Entry, certificates, and career development
Editorial preparation path: first separate clinical support from laboratory care, study the target tasks, training, and supervision, then assess the organization, health, and shift conditions. H18 serves only to observe record-checking interest and is not an operational qualification.
Career outlook and moving to related occupations
Demand judgment separates markets first: the US EMP is a combined projection for this occupation, while China only has three independent employer samples. Overall growth, the current headcount, and personal entry conditions are not the same quantity.The four frozen adjacent occupations involve human medication, the human medicine PA, veterinary treatment, and human nursing respectively. Sharing records and care communication habits does not mean mutual recognition of qualification or the ability to practice across roles directly.
United States · US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation
+9.1%
Overall employment change
US SOC31-9096 employment showed a 2025 base of 132100 people, 9.1% growth in 2025—2035, and an average of 23200 openings per year. Use the EMP source table's column names and do not treat the OOH summary figure of 12000 employment change as average annual openings.
Daily animal care, cleaning, observation, recording, and supervised support. Specific clinical or laboratory settings differ, and the tasks, training, and reporting recipients are checked with the organization.
No. A recruitment title cannot replace statutory qualification. Article 19 limits assistant prescribing, diagnostic certificates, and related documents; the provincial rural independent-practice exception in Article 35 requires checking the local decision and cannot be applied to a pet assistant role. Students assist under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.
Choose a real task from this page for a small practice project or a conversation with someone in the field. Use the planning guides to set a date, an output and feedback questions before deciding whether to continue.
First separate clinical assistant work from laboratory animal care. A pet doctor assistant title in Chinese recruitment does not automatically equal the statutory assistant veterinarian; laboratory animal caretakers must undergo professional training, and the two pathways must not be merged into one certificate.If you expect only interaction with cute pets, first learn about cleaning, waste, illness, and laboratory facility conditions. Animal dander and similar factors may cause allergies, and contact with animals carries bite, scratch, and infection risks; check the specific protection, training, and health arrangements with the organization. Without training, do not restrain, sample, administer drugs, or run experiments on your own.
Start with the H18 fictional handover record check, list questions under A1 to A4, then add the corrections under E2 and state the purpose with E3. Paper only throughout; do not touch animals, sample, judge disease, or administer drugs; observe whether you can keep the unknown and raise accurate questions.After completing H18, list one number that can be corrected, one gap resolved by a correction entry, and one item that still needs the responsible person to verify. Then study clinical assistant and laboratory animal care recruitment separately, checking supervision, training, shifts, and contract. Liking paper checking only supports continued learning; real work still requires organizational training and assessment.
Support materials, care records, and handover information for the treatment team
Records of husbandry, environmental upkeep, health observation, and anomaly reporting
The US identity for this occupation is O*NET-SOC31-9096.00, covering veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers. The shared task is daily animal care and support; it differs from a veterinarian who diagnoses and treats independently, and it is not the same as pet grooming or a human medical assistant. Both involve animal care and cleaning records, but the people served, the daily systems, and supervisory responsibility differ. The following is an editorial comparison and does not declare one hospital's or facility's requirements to be a uniform national process.
| Dimension | Main directions | Comparison directions |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | To support the animal treatment team and the individual animals receiving care. | To maintain the records and order of daily laboratory animal care and facility work. |
| Object and basis | Animal identity, care arrangements, and veterinarian or technician requirements. | Animal and cage information, husbandry procedures, facility requirements, and on-duty tasks. |
| Process | Preparation, cleaning, assigned assistance, records, and prompt reporting. | Feed and maintain the environment per procedures, patrol, record, and report anomalies. |
| Outputs | Support materials, daily care records, and handover information for the treatment team. | Animal and facility records, material upkeep status, and pending issues. |
| Responsibility | Diagnosis and prescribing are carried out by practitioners with the corresponding authority. | Research and professional judgment go to the corresponding lead, and caretakers follow organizational procedures. |
| Collaboration | Report observations and gaps to the veterinarian, technician, or designated supervisor. | Report animal and environmental anomalies to the facility lead, researchers, and designated staff. |
| Boundaries | A doctor assistant title in a posting does not grant independent treatment authority. | Trained daily husbandry does not mean you may change the research protocol or run experiments on your own. |
Provide daily care as the organization arranges and the procedures require, and pay attention to animal condition.
Maintain site and material hygiene, with specific handling following training and organizational procedures.
Record observed changes and report anomalies promptly, without diagnosing on your own.
Prepare instruments and materials and assist with the relevant work under task assignment and supervision.
Keep care and related information, noting times and items pending verification.
State what is completed and what is pending and report to the designated person.
These are editorially designed information self-checks for learning about accuracy and responsibility boundaries; they do not teach real animal care or experimental procedures.
This page separates clinical support and daily laboratory facility care into two lines. They are a duties arrangement, not a tutorial for handling animals; real tasks are carried out under the organization's procedures, training, and supervision by the appropriate staff.
Inputs may include feeding arrangements, animal identity, care and health observation records, cleaning protocols, and supervision requirements. The editorial suggestion is to keep dates, quantities, and observations by original document, and refer conflicts and blanks to the relevant staff for verification.
Clinical assistants may prepare space and instruments, clean, organize materials, and help with communication; laboratory animal care involves daily husbandry, facility rounds, and records. The Chinese Academy of Sciences animal platform sample also emphasizes clean materials, waste handling, and anomaly reporting, which cannot be generalized into the same checklist for all organizations.
| Feeds, cleans, and observes animals and facility conditions per organizational procedures and keeps records. |
| Long-term care and facility rules matter, and the research protocol is not decided by the caretaker alone. |
| If able to accept repetitive work and facility requirements, check the professional training, health conditions, and contract first. |
| Pharmacists | Dispenses prescription drugs for human patients and provides medication use information. | Pharmacy has a separate object and separate education and licensure, and organizing animal medication materials cannot replace pharmacist qualification. | If you prefer human medication services, study pharmacy education and the target jurisdiction's practice pathway separately. |
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| Physician assistants | The US PA provides examination, treatment, and consultation services to human patients under physician supervision. | The US PA has a dedicated education pathway and is not the same as a general hospital assistant or animal practice assistant in China. | Define the US PA role and its education and licensure first, then compare the real tasks; animal care experience does not directly convert into practice rights. |
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| Veterinarians | Diagnoses, treats, or researches animal diseases and injuries and takes on the corresponding professional judgment. | Also involves contact with animals, but diagnosis, treatment, and prescribing responsibility differ from supportive care. | If willing to invest in veterinary medical training, then check Chinese qualification, filing, and supervised pathways, and do not practice independently on assistant experience. |
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| Registered nurses | Assesses human patient care needs, implements nursing plans, and maintains medical records. | The object is human, and nursing education and registration are separate; animal care training cannot directly replace them. | If you care more about human nursing, check the target jurisdiction's study and registration requirements and compare patient communication and care tasks. |
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Choose by the object you are willing to serve long term and the specific tasks. Animal clinical support emphasizes supervision and communication, while laboratory care emphasizes training, repetitive records, and facility requirements; moving to human medicine or to veterinary professional judgment requires its own study and practice pathway.
First use the H18 paper exercise to observe information checking, then look up the training and organizational requirements of the target direction. The exercise does not prove competence in veterinary medicine, pharmacy, or human nursing, and later AI discussion does not change role authority either.
Editorial suggestion: AI can be tried for a handover question list, then each item checked against cage, quantity, time, and original document. A draft cannot generate a check, a completion record, or an animal diagnosis out of nothing.
Insufficient evidence: no separate AI adoption rate or whole-role net time saving for this occupation was obtained. In 2025, between month 5 and July, a 2026 Chinese study surveyed a convenience sample of 455 respondents, mainly veterinarians, with technicians, assistants, and nurses combined; an abstract of a 3968-respondent North American mixed-role survey was also read. Neither can represent laboratory animal caretakers or a national usage rate for this occupation.
Insufficient evidence: no net job change figure for this occupation attributable to AI alone was obtained. The US EMP projection of 9.1% is an overall change, not an AI replacement rate, current recruitment, or an individual probability of unemployment.
| Work direction | Task | Current changes | Human control points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handover | Draft a care question list | Editorial assistance suggestion | Check cage, quantity, time, and blanks, and do not add completion facts. |
| Verification | Check quantity and field conflicts | The effect needs specific testing | Re-check against the original document and keep the unknowns and the source of any correction entry. |
| Observation | Organize the recorded states | Organizes existing content only | Do not write reduced activity as disease; report it to the designated person. |
| Communication | Draft anomaly reporting wording | Assists expression only | On-duty staff check the real observation and who is responsible. |
| Language | Translate approved task instructions | Terminology and scope must be checked | The organization confirms the procedures and applicability, and animals are not handled based on a translation. |
| On site | Husbandry, cleaning, and support | Text cannot perform it | Professional training, hygiene and protection, and supervision follow organizational requirements. |
| Professional | Anomalies and pending items that require a professional decision to report | A draft grants no authority | Treatment goes to the corresponding practitioner, and research arrangements go to the corresponding lead. |
This table links tasks, statistics, and the evaluation method, and the sources section at the end lists two mixed veterinary role studies. The studies do not list a separate adoption rate for this occupation; a methodology framework cannot be renamed a research result, and self-reported use cannot be treated as operational effectiveness.
Text organization, on-site care, and professional judgment must be looked at separately. Generating a list does not mean an animal has been cared for; actual execution still requires training, procedures, supervision, and records by on-site staff.
What AI mainly changesCan generate a draft pending-verification question list, which must be checked item by item against the original documents.
Still handled by peopleCheck quantities, times, and observations, and do not add completion facts.
What AI mainly changesThe mixed-role survey describes self-reported use and attitudes.
Still handled by peopleKeep the sample and role limits and do not infer a national adoption rate for this occupation.
What AI mainly changesText generation does not mean an animal has been cared for.
Still handled by peopleTraining, supervision, on-site execution, and professional authority are implemented separately.
Editorial control suggestion: define the input, purpose, and review responsibility first, and check organizational permission before using real medical records or experimental data. Learning uses only the fictional H18, checking added facts, omissions, and number conflicts and keeping the original draft and the revision.
Make clear that it assists text organization only, and do not turn a draft into an animal treatment or experimental decision.
Check organizational permission for the permitted use of real medical records and experimental data first; use fictional input only for learning.
Assign responsibility for checking quantities, times, observation sources, and omissions.
Check unsupported conclusions, number conflicts, and newly added completion facts item by item.
Keep the errors, revisions, and final use, and do not claim real care competence.
A blank is filled in by a draft as a completed check.
Control method:Check with the on-duty staff and update the corresponding item only after a correction entry is obtained.
Real medical records or experimental material enter an external tool.
Control method:Check organizational permission, and use fictional data only for the experience.
The original 4 was copied as 6 and carried into the handover.
Control method:Keep the original document and the correction relationship, and have staff re-check the actual quantity separately.
Reduced activity is written as disease or as a direct treatment plan.
Control method:Keep the observation, refer it to someone with authority, and do not treat animals based on a draft.
Self-reported use in mixed roles is written as efficiency gains or a replacement rate for this occupation.
Control method:Keep the study object and method, and do not fill in an independent adoption or employment gap.
Check only the fictional H18 handover text and record number conflicts, blanks, and correction entries; do not handle animals.
Confirm the tool's purpose under organizational arrangements, manually check original documents and on-site facts, and report anomalies to the designated person.
Check data use, training, and supervision; a tool evaluation cannot replace clinical authority or facility procedures.
Measure errors, omissions, and review cost by the specific record task, and a mixed-use survey does not prove clinical effectiveness.
No. A blank only means the prompt has no record and cannot imply that something was or was not done. The editorial suggestion is to check with the on-duty staff first, then update the corresponding item from a traceable correction entry.
Source:O*NET 31-9096.00 profile for this occupationOriginal materials ↗
No. NIST provides methods for purpose, test conditions, and reliability evaluation and cannot replace testing a specific tool for errors and limits. Real animal care or treatment efficacy requires evidence under the corresponding tasks, and listing a framework is not a claim that something has passed.
Source:NIST AI RMF 1.0Original materials ↗
Follow the NIST method to define the purpose and conditions, then check numbers, omissions, and unsupported sentences. The editorial experience uses the fictional H18 text with manual checking against the original documents; citing a framework does not mean a tool has passed evaluation.
Source:NIST AI RMF 1.0Original materials ↗
The NIST AI RMF provides a voluntary evaluation method, not rules for caretaker authority. Animal practice assistance follows Chinese qualification and supervision requirements, and laboratory husbandry follows professional training and organizational procedures; tool output changes neither boundary.
Source:NIST AI RMF 1.0Original materials ↗
Insufficient evidence: no net AI employment figure for this occupation was obtained. The BLS total projection cannot be split into an independent AI effect, and a tool being able to generate text does not mean an equal number of on-site care jobs disappears.
Source:BLS 2025—2035 occupational projections tableOriginal materials ↗
No. US statistics for this occupation do not survey the net AI effect on Chinese jobs. Real tasks, usage processes, and error review must be examined separately, and wages, employment projections, or self-reported use must not be treated as causal efficiency gains.
Source:BLS veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers occupational outlookOriginal materials ↗
Draft a question list only for the fictional H18 text, and manually check the A1 quantities, the A2 blanks, and the A3 observation. The output must not be submitted as a real care, treatment, or experimental record, and animals are not touched.
Source:O*NET 31-9096.00 profile for this occupationOriginal materials ↗
On this line NIST is only evaluation-method background. Clinical authority otherwise follows the Chinese Measures: Article 19 generally limits assistant prescribing, diagnostic certificates, and related documents, and the provincial rural exception in Article 35 requires checking the local decision and is not applied to a recruited pet assistant. Caretakers keep observing and reporting, and do not diagnose on their own because of an AI draft.
No nationally comparable wage distribution for this occupation in China was obtained; none of the three source documents gives a comparable amount, and a monthly wage, annual salary, or net income cannot be inferred from allowances, negotiable terms, or a description of the system.
Insufficient evidence: the Ringpai assistant role lists no amount, the Peking University pay is negotiable, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences pay follows its internal system; no comparable pay amount for this occupation was obtained.
Closed, or the current headcount is checked separately
| Employer and position | Conditions and disclosure scope | Scope of application and gaps |
|---|---|---|
| Ringpai clinical assistant | Bachelor's degree or above in veterinary medicine and a hospital internship | Ringpai 2026 pet doctor assistant: bachelor's degree or above in veterinary medicine and hospital internship experience; this is an employer condition and not the statutory assistant qualification, and no amount is given. |
| Peking University laboratory caretaker | Secondary vocational education or above; the notice has closed | Peking University laboratory animal caretaker: secondary vocational education or above, no history of laboratory animal allergy, experience preferred; pay negotiable, labor dispatch with no public institution establishment or household registration, and the notice has closed. |
| Chinese Academy of Sciences laboratory caretaker | College diploma or above in a related field; no amount listed | Chinese Academy of Sciences animal platform caretaker: college diploma or above in a related field, husbandry and patrolling per procedures with anomaly reporting; pay follows the internal system with no amount given, and the current headcount is checked separately. |
| National wage distribution for this occupation | No nationally comparable percentile for this occupation was obtained | Three independent employers serve only as position condition samples. No national wage distribution for this occupation in China was obtained, and an industry average and different education conditions cannot replace a wage percentile. |
Insufficient evidence: the three source documents give no comparable pay amount for these roles. The Peking University notice closed on 2026-05-28; the current headcount for the other two is unverified, a readable web page does not prove that recruitment is still open, and no city wage ranking is invented from it.
When checking a quote, ask about the wage period, fixed and performance parts, probation, shifts, tax basis, and benefits. Clinical assistant and laboratory facility caretaker conditions differ, and a monthly wage must not be estimated from the education or benefit description.
The Ringpai clinical assistant role requires a bachelor's degree or above in veterinary medicine and a hospital internship; the Peking University laboratory caretaker sample requires secondary vocational education or above; the Chinese Academy of Sciences sample requires a college diploma or above in a related field. These are the respective recruitment conditions of three roles, not an education-to-wage return table.
Check shifts, the contracting party, dispatch or direct employment, probation, wage composition, and training. The Peking University sample has closed and the other headcounts are checked separately; an accessible page must not be treated as a hiring promise.
Insufficient evidence: no reviewable study was obtained on the percentage change in income for this occupation in China caused by AI. The mixed veterinary staff usage survey does not measure a pay cut for this occupation, and record-draft assistance cannot be converted into whole-role pay from one saved step.
| The middle of the employee wage distribution within a combined classification, not a newcomer starting wage, an institution's quote, or an individual's net income. |
| 90th percentile | 49,150 US dollars per year | The original annual statistic, not equal to an individual's net income | The 90th percentile in the same year is 49150 US dollars, a position in the group distribution; it cannot be used to assign a senior caretaker grade, nor does it guarantee that an individual will obtain this pay. |
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Pay · 10th percentile：30,120 US dollars per year；US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
Pay · 25th percentile：35,660 US dollars per year；US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
Pay · median：38,150 US dollars per year；US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
Pay · 75th percentile：45,710 US dollars per year；US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
Pay · 90th percentile：49,150 US dollars per year；US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
This page uses the official annual wage directly and does not annualize an hourly wage by fixed hours. Part-time work, scheduling, benefits, and after-tax income still need checking against the individual contract, and a percentile must not be used to imply full-year take-home pay.
OEWS wage statistics do not cover self-employment, while the EMP employment basis may include it; the self-employment column for this occupation is a dash and must not be written as 0 or used to derive business income from employee wages.
A percentile describes a wage position and does not define clinical authority, years of service, or job grade. Check the specific institution, tasks, and contract first, then compare pay on the same basis.
For a quote, first check the wage period, fixed and variable parts, probation, shifts, and benefits. Employee statistics and a labor contract or an individual's after-tax income each have their own basis and cannot be mixed directly.
| Industry | Median annual wage／coverage note | How to understand it |
|---|---|---|
| This occupation in scientific research and development services | 49,230 US dollars per year | Wages for this occupation in scientific research and development services; not the income of all research staff or researchers. |
| This occupation in educational services | 47,860 US dollars per year | Wages for this occupation in educational services; not teacher wages, and not the quote of a Chinese university caretaker. |
| This occupation in veterinary services | 37,930 US dollars per year | Wages for this occupation in veterinary services; not the wages of all veterinarians, pet groomers, or front desk staff. |
| Self-employment coverage note | Statistics exclude self-employment | OEWS does not cover self-employment, and this line explains the statistical coverage only. The EMP self-employment column for this occupation is a dash and must not be replaced with 0 or with an invented annual business income. |
Ask clearly about fixed wages, performance pay, probation, night shifts, and benefits. A group percentile cannot replace a contractual commitment, nor does it answer actual paid hours or after-tax income.
Distinguish daily care, clinical assistance, and laboratory facility tasks, and check training, supervision, and the required professional background. Different duties must not be merged into one quote just because of the title assistant.
Check the city, facility location, shifts, lifting and standing, and health conditions. An industry wage difference alone cannot determine an individual's choice; the specific work and supervision arrangements also matter.
US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
US SOC31-9096 combined for this occupation； annual wages May 2025, employment projection 2025—2035.
Does RIC prove that I am suited to animal care?
RIC is an interest clue for this occupation. You can observe whether the person is willing to keep learning about hands-on care, orderly records, and observing animal condition; three letters cannot imply personal operational ability.
Do not use it this way:Interest grants no treatment or experimental authority.
Understand my occupational interestsHow do habits show up in daily tasks?
The editorial suggestion is to record whether the person patiently checks original documents, explains omissions, and revises after feedback. No dimension score is set as a pass line for this occupation.
Do not use it this way:Check shifts, commuting, standing and lifting, and support when anomalies occur with the organization. Entry and hygiene requirements at laboratory facilities may be specific, and the occupation name does not mean every organization's conditions are the same.
Understand my Big Five traitsCan introversion and extraversion determine care competence?
Recording independently and reporting to the lead promptly both need practice. Observe accurate questioning, listening, and asking for help, and do not draw a hiring or operational conclusion from four letters.
Do not use it this way:Preference cannot replace training or on-site assessment.
Understand my personality preferencesDoes wanting to help animals make me rush to fill in conclusions?
Editorial reflection: to appear responsible, do you fill a blank in as completed or write reduced activity as disease. Describe actual behavior first, and do not infer others' psychology from a motivation label.
Do not use it this way:Eagerness cannot justify acting beyond authority or fabricating records.
Understand my motivation cluesHow do you observe quantity and wording comprehension?
In H18, compare 4 and 6, and distinguish blanks, correction entries, and observations. Point out which step the error is in, and do not infer overall intelligence or set an IQ threshold from one paper exercise.
Do not use it this way:One exercise does not verify animal handling and clinical judgment.
Understand my cognitive performanceHow do you explain uncertainty while still collaborating?
The editorial suggestion is to report the verifiable original facts first, then explain the conflicts, blanks, and questions needing someone's confirmation. Do not write an unsupported health conclusion into the handover to comfort a colleague.
Do not use it this way:Use fictional text only for learning, with no animals, real medical records, or experimental data. On-site observation is arranged by the organization under training, supervision, and health requirements, and the paper exercises do not authorize restraint, sampling, medication, or experiments.
Understand my communication cluesBetter match:Willing to communicate with the treatment team and owners and to record accurately.
Note:Check training and supervision first; an assistant title is not independent treatment authority.
Better match:Willing to repeat husbandry, cleaning, patrolling, and recording.
Note:Check professional training, health conditions, facility rules, and shifts.
Better match:More interested in human medication dispensing and medication information.
Note:Pharmacy education and practice licensure are separate.
View related occupations:PharmacistsBetter match:More interested in the human medical tasks of the US PA.
Note:The PA follows a specific education and licensure pathway and is not the same as a general assistant in China.
View related occupations:Physician assistantsBetter match:More interested in judging, treating, and preventing animal disease.
Note:Requires veterinary medical study and the corresponding qualification; assistant experience does not replace them.
View related occupations:VeterinariansBetter match:More interested in human nursing plans, care, and records.
Note:Human nursing education and registration requirements are checked separately.
View related occupations:Registered nursesIn H18, the original quantity in A1 is 4 and the draft is 6; the A2 check column is blank. Check the original documents first, do not fill a blank in as completed because you know the daily routine, and do not describe a record conflict as an animal actually being lost.
E2 case A adds only the A2 drinking water check record and cannot resolve the quantity conflict; the all healthy claim in E2 case B has no evidence. When feedback arrives, first check which item it supports, then keep what is still unknown.
If an application is unsuccessful, check the field of study, education, internship, or husbandry experience against the published conditions. Without feedback, do not guess the reason; next, add one verifiable preparation item, and do not treat one result as a judgment of personal worth.
You also need to understand repeated cleaning, care records, anomaly reporting, illness, and laboratory facility conditions. Record the tasks you are willing to keep doing and those needing support, then study real roles.
First see whether the person can ask questions promptly, report honestly, and understand instructions. Everyday preference does not decide animal care competence; quiet people also need to communicate, and outgoing people also need to record accurately.
Expression helps handover, but the quantities, blanks, and observations in H18 cannot be hidden by a fluent summary. Paper accuracy still does not prove training or the ability to handle animals.
Ask the organization about specific hours, commuting, standing and lifting, health, and facility entry conditions, and judge with your real responsibilities; do not infer all Chinese roles from the US description.
Yes; check only the H18 fictional text and write the question list and correction revisions. No contact with animals, instruments, medical records, or experimental data is needed, and state honestly that this is a paper experience only.
Keep the actual checking records and undetermined items and treat the test as an exploration clue. Interest, clinical qualification, and husbandry training are checked separately, and real conditions must not be ignored to match a type.
Choose one of record checking, reading public animal knowledge, or preparing job questions, then learn about the target organization's training and supervision. A paper exercise cannot be converted directly into independent treatment or experimental tasks.
Basis：Measures for the Administration of Licensed Veterinarians and Rural Veterinarians
Typical scenarios：Contacting animals or handling sharps without training, with health conditions unconfirmed.
Main roles：Clinical support and laboratory care staff
Possible consequences：Bites, scratches, infection exposure, or allergy may occur.
Reducing risk：Check organizational training, health, and control arrangements, and report anomalies or injuries promptly; the learning exercise uses text only and does not handle animals.
Basis：CDC/NIOSH veterinary and animal care work hazards
Typical scenarios：Converting negotiable, system-based, or allowance descriptions into a monthly wage on their own.
Main roles：Job and internship applicants
Possible consequences：The living budget does not match the real contract.
Reducing risk：Check the amount, period, shifts, employing entity, and benefits, keep undisclosed items open, and do not treat the sample as a hiring promise.
Basis：Ringpai 2026 campus recruitment notice
Typical scenarios：Diagnosing independently from a recruitment assistant title, or treating a veterinary qualification as required for all caretaker roles.
Main roles：Clinical assistant and laboratory husbandry applicants
Possible consequences：Crossing real authority, and possibly preparing the wrong qualification materials.
Reducing risk：Clinical status, the general authority in Article 19, and the provincial rural exception in Article 35 are checked separately; laboratory husbandry professional training and local requirements are also checked separately, and a job title grants no treatment authority.
Basis：Measures for the Administration of Licensed Veterinarians and Rural Veterinarians · Regulations on the Administration of Laboratory Animals, 2017 revision
Typical scenarios：Uploading medical records or experimental data, and then treating the AI summary as a verified record.
Main roles：Care record and technical support staff
Possible consequences：The purpose and reliability are unconfirmed, and content may be omitted or fabricated.
Reducing risk：Check the tools and data purposes the institution permits and take output back to the original documents by hand; the experience uses fictional text only and does not upload real data.
Basis：NIST AI RMF 1.0 · Measures for the Administration of Licensed Veterinarians and Rural Veterinarians
Typical scenarios：Writing all completed and all healthy without checking the quantities and blanks.
Main roles：On-duty care and collaboration staff
Possible consequences：Pending issues disappear, and the lead cannot judge accurately.
Reducing risk：List verified and unknown items one by one, note the source and time of any correction entry, report to the designated person, and do not confirm overall compliance on behalf of others.
Basis：Measures for the Administration of Licensed Veterinarians and Rural Veterinarians · Regulations on the Administration of Laboratory Animals, 2017 revision
| Entry directions | What you mainly do at first | Employer requirements and the basis for observation | How to prove yourself without experience | Difference from other directions |
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| Ringpai pet doctor assistant | Confirm the specific clinical support and supervision division with the institution. | Bachelor's degree or above in veterinary medicine and pet hospital internship experience. | Describe your study and internship truthfully; the H18 work shows paper checking only. | An employer title is not the statutory assistant veterinarian qualification. |
| Peking University laboratory animal caretaker |
The original 2026 notice requires a bachelor's degree or above in veterinary medicine and a hospital internship; a separate intern position requires a planned internship of 1 year or more, which cannot be applied to the assistant role, and this is not the assistant's pre-employment one-year experience. No amount is given.
The Peking University sample requires secondary vocational education or above with experience preferred; the Chinese Academy of Sciences sample requires a college diploma or above in a related field with procedural patrolling and records. The conditions are separate, and the Peking University notice has closed.
With H18, use A1 through A4 to list conflicts, blanks, observations, and reporting responsibility; explain under E2 which item the correction resolved and which is still unknown.
Ask about training, supervision, animal species, health requirements, shifts, and the contracting party. State honestly the experience you have and the tasks you cannot take on; the work does not replace an operational assessment.
List A1 through A4: cage L18, the original quantity 4 and draft 6, the blank 08:00 check, the reduced-activity observation, and the S2 reporting rule. Keep the original meaning.
The first version lists the quantity conflict, the record gap, and the observation; under E2 case A add A2 only and write the 09:00 correction entry and the 08:05 execution time; reject the unsupported all healthy conclusion in E2 case B.
Complete E3: fictional text only and paper checking by me, with no animals, medical records, experimental data, or drug handling; for learning, not as a real handover.
The real quantity and the meaning of the observation still await verification by the designated person, and disease, loss, or full compliance must not be written. Record your interest and the items needing training, then check the organization's lawful training.
| Scenario | What to check | How to observe | What cannot be inferred from it |
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| Before applying | Check education, field of study, experience, headcount, and the contracting party. | Compare the original notice with your own situation, and keep the materials truthful. | The three samples are not a uniform national threshold. |
| Discussion records | Explain the number conflict in A1, the blank in A2, and the observation in A3. |
| Qualification／preparation item | Who it mainly suits | Realistic role in job seeking | Whether it is a common entry threshold | Conditions for applying／obtaining | Investment considerations | Important limits |
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| Professional training for laboratory animal caretakers in China | People intending to work in laboratory animal husbandry and care | The regulations require professionally trained caretakers who know the procedures. | It applies to laboratory animal work and is not the same certificate for all clinical assistants. |
Paper only, with no real animals or experimental protocol. In A1, the original record quantity for cage L18 is 4, and the handover draft writes 6. In A2, the 08:00 drinking water check completed column is blank, and the prompt does not state whether it was actually done.
A3: the on-duty observation wording is reduced activity, with no veterinary diagnosis. A4: the prompt rule S2 requires quantity conflicts, blank columns, and anomalous observations to be reported to the designated supervisor or lead. Task: under A1 to A4, list the original information, conflicts, gaps, and questions about who must verify them, and give no handling advice for the animals.
E2 case A: the prompt has an on-duty staff member at 09:00 signing a correction entry stating that the drinking water check was completed at 08:05; this corresponds only to A2, keeping the original 08:00 blank and the correction time. E2 case B: the draft adds all healthy and all checks passed, with no added support. Explain separately what can be updated and what remains unknown.
E3: the material is entirely fictional and I only checked the paper records, with no animals, real medical records, experimental data, or drug handling. Write your own contribution and the learning purpose, do not submit it as a real care handover, and do not claim care, treatment, or experimental qualification.
In A1, the original record is 4 and the draft is 6, so the draft should be corrected to 4 with the basis kept; the real quantity still needs an on-duty staff member to verify, and the animals must not be described as lost. A2 only confirms the blank, so the actual completion is unknown in the first version. A3 keeps the reduced-activity observation only and is not changed to ill or all healthy. Under A4, refer the three questions to the designated person per S2 and do not handle animals on your own.
List A1 to A4 original documents, the cage, the time, and the S2 rule; produce a source table.
Mark the 4 and 6 in A1 and the relationship between the original and the draft; produce a conflict table and do not write an actual loss.
Keep the unknown for the blank in A2 and the observation in A3 and list questions for the designated person; produce a first question list.
Under E2 case A, add A2 and keep the 08:00 blank, the 08:05 execution, and the 09:00 correction entry; produce the revision relationship.
Check that the all healthy and all passed claims in E2 case B have no support, and keep the quantity and observation pending verification; produce a revised question list.
Under E3, list the fiction, your own contribution, and the absence of animals or real records; produce a learning purpose statement.
Typical duties：Understand care, cleaning, materials, and communication support.
Prepare evidence：Can distinguish observation from diagnosis and a job title from authority.
Qualification boundaries：The target employer's professional experience and task rules are checked separately.
Next steps：Continue reading public material and the H18 checking.
Typical duties：Confirm the permitted tasks, the supervisor, and the safety arrangements.
Prepare evidence：Can state what has been trained and what needs help.
Qualification boundaries：Clinical assistance follows your own status and the supervision rules.
Next steps：Accept the organization's corresponding training and do not operate on your own.
Typical duties：Keep daily records as arranged and report promptly.
Prepare evidence：On-site assessment looks at real accuracy, not at paper exercises.
Qualification boundaries：Diagnosis and prescribing go to those with the corresponding authority.
Next steps：Build communication and handover methods.
Typical duties：Take on more complex support based on training and institutional assessment.
Prepare evidence：Your ability, limits, and tasks match.
Qualification boundaries：Added duties do not automatically grant a practice qualification.
Next steps：Check real training and professional study pathways.
Typical duties：Understand animal identity, husbandry records, and facility rules.
Prepare evidence：Can explain that daily care and research tasks differ.
Qualification boundaries：Professional training and local institutional requirements are checked separately.
Next steps：Study the target animals and the real job conditions.
Typical duties：Learn care and hygiene per organizational procedures and supervision.
Prepare evidence：Real training assessments are verifiable, and operational experience must not be invented.
Qualification boundaries：Health, facility entry, and task authorization are arranged by the organization.
Next steps：Build knowledge of patrolling records and anomaly reporting.
Typical duties：Execute, observe, and keep records as the on-duty arrangement requires.
Prepare evidence：Can separate completed, pending, and correction-entry information.
Qualification boundaries：Must not change the research protocol or make a professional diagnosis on your own.
Typical duties：Identify cage, time, quantity, and original documents.
Prepare evidence：The H18 question list keeps the conflicts and blanks.
Qualification boundaries：Paper learning only; do not connect to real facility data.
Next steps：Keep practicing accurate checking.
Typical duties：Keep patrolling and care data as the organization arranges.
Prepare evidence：Changes have a source and time, and completion facts are not added.
Qualification boundaries：The purpose of real data and the scope of the role are checked separately.
Next steps：Build knowledge of organizational recording methods and confidentiality requirements.
Typical duties：Organize material upkeep and pending issues as arranged.
Prepare evidence：Real tasks can be reported accurately to the designated person.
Qualification boundaries：Handling instruments and waste requires dedicated training.
Choose the clinical or laboratory direction and check the target organization's tasks, training, and health requirements.
Learn under organizational training and supervision; a paper exercise practices sources and gaps only.
Explain changes, blanks, and items still to be verified, and keep the correction-entry relationship.
The organization arranges tasks based on training and authority, and years of service do not lead to automatic promotion.
Does not show：The US 2025—2035 combined projection for this occupation; openings include replacement demand and are not current public recruitment.
US projection background · This occupation, with no separate AI net effect listed
The net AI job change is unverified
The total projection and limits on attributing AI
Insufficient evidence: neither a net job change for this occupation caused by AI alone nor a national demand rate for China was obtained. The mixed veterinary role AI survey and the US total projection do not show how many jobs in this occupation are added or cut because of AI.
Does not show：The net AI job effect is unverified, and a self-reported mixed-role usage survey does not measure job change in this occupation.
China · the locations of the three original samples · Three employers, not a representative sample
Conditions checked; no amount given, and the statuses are explained separately
Specific recruitment conditions
Insufficient evidence: the current headcounts for Ringpai and the Chinese Academy of Sciences are unverified, and the Peking University notice has closed. The three source documents support their respective position conditions and do not prove today's open numbers or form a national hiring heat measure.
Does not show：The three independent samples have their own conditions; the Peking University notice has closed and the other headcounts are checked separately, and they do not represent the whole country.
These are ability adjacencies; they do not mean automatic promotion or that no further learning is needed.
Transferable：Comparable material records and accurate explanation habits.
To be built up：Human pharmacy knowledge, education, and practice licensure are separate.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable care communication and record collaboration.
To be built up：The US PA has a dedicated education and licensure and physician supervision framework.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Also involves contact with animals and shares observation and reporting background.
To be built up：Veterinary professional judgment, qualification, and the corresponding filing must be added.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable daily care and handover record habits.
To be built up：Human nursing education, training, and registration are separate.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable accurate records and material information management.
To be built up：Pharmacy education and human medication expertise are checked separately.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable assigned collaboration and problem reporting.
To be built up：US PA dedicated education and licensure are separate.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable animal status observation and information organization.
To be built up：Professional diagnosis and treatment training and veterinary qualification require a separate pathway.
View occupation detailsTransferable：Comparable care patience, records, and team communication.
To be built up：Human patient care knowledge and licensure require systematic study.
View occupation detailsYes; check only the fictional H18 handover text, write the quantity conflict, blank, and observation questions, and revise per the correction entry. The work does not equal on-site care, treatment, or experimental experience.
Clinical assistance follows your own status and the supervision rules; laboratory animal caretakers receive professional training under the regulations and comply with organizational procedures, with local implementing requirements checked separately. The two are not merged into one national certificate.
Insufficient evidence: no net AI job change or independent adoption rate for this occupation was obtained. The mixed-role survey does not measure laboratory caretaker adoption or effectiveness, and the US total projection cannot be split into an AI replacement rate.
No. The 2025 US combined employee annual percentiles for this occupation and the Chinese concrete position conditions in three samples have different bases. The three give no comparable amount, no national distribution for China was obtained, and personal income is not converted by exchange rate.
Animal injury, infection, allergy, and related on-site hazards, with organizational training, health, and protection checked separately. Laboratory facilities, shifts, and contract conditions are confirmed specifically, and the learning exercises do not teach animal handling.
RIC is the O*NET interest code for this occupation: Realistic, Investigative, Conventional, indicating exploration of daily tasks and records. It is not a personal hiring line and does not prove operational or clinical qualification.
The source table for A1 and A4, the first question list, the E2 case A correction-entry relationship, the rejection reason for E2 case B, and the E3 purpose. Keep the parts of the quantity and observation that remain unknown and state that you only checked fictional text.
Report to the designated supervisor, veterinarian, or relevant lead under organizational procedures. In H18, raise questions per S2, do not treat reduced activity directly as a diagnosis, and do not declare the whole sheet compliant from a correction entry or treat animals on your own.
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Local revision 2026-10-03; statistics and rule dates are in the original sources
The tasks for this occupation, US statistics, Chinese clinical and laboratory animal rules, the three recruitment samples, CDC hazards, and the AI method study are used separately; repeated names do not count as new independent sources.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：The industry figure is for employed people in this occupation in that industry; the text gives 23200 average annual openings, while the summary figure of 12000 is the employment change, and the two must not be mixed.
Usage limits：A recruitment assistant title is not qualification; the clinical assistance rules must not be expanded so that all cleaning, front desk, and daily husbandry require a practice qualification.
Usage limits：A closed specific sample; pay is negotiable with no amount, and it cannot be treated as a current vacancy or a national requirement.
Usage limits：No pay amount is given; the planned internship of 1 year or more is a separate intern position and cannot be applied to the assistant role; the title is not the statutory assistant qualification, and the current headcount is unverified.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：It is not a national percentile for this occupation, and an industry average must not be filled into veterinary assistant or laboratory care wages.
Usage limits：A methodology framework is not an adoption rate, net time saving, replacement rate, or legal authority for this occupation, and the page usage is an editorial suggestion.
Usage limits：The statistical notes do not provide Chinese wages for this occupation, employment openings, or AI efficiency.
Usage limits：US role tasks are not Chinese statutory authority, and this is not an animal handling tutorial.
Usage limits：Not a national random sample, and it does not list an adoption rate separately for this occupation or for laboratory caretakers; it cannot imply occupational replacement or clinical effectiveness of a tool.
Usage limits：The statistical notes do not provide Chinese wages for this occupation, employment openings, or AI efficiency.
Usage limits：Annual employee-group percentiles are not seniority, a starting wage, net income, or a Chinese quote, and an hourly wage must not be annualized on your own.
Usage limits：Pay follows the internal system with no amount given; a bathing environment and not keeping pets at home are conditions of this employer and are not generalized; the current headcount is unverified.
Usage limits：Headcounts and openings are converted by the thousands unit; openings include replacement demand and are not current recruitment, net additions, or an AI replacement figure.
Usage limits：Usable as risk background, and it does not provide Chinese incidence rates for this occupation or authorize newcomers to perform procedures.
Usage limits：Actual measures are implemented by the organization and professionals; this is not an instruction for an individual to handle animals by following this page.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：Does not prove operational ability, qualification, a personality diagnosis, or being hired.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：It is not merged into this occupation's statistics or qualification; the US PA does not presume the authority of a same-named Chinese position.
Usage limits：The industry figure is for employed people in this occupation in that industry; the text gives 23200 average annual openings, while the summary figure of 12000 is the employment change, and the two must not be mixed.
Usage limits：Annual employee-group percentiles are not seniority, a starting wage, net income, or a Chinese quote, and an hourly wage must not be annualized on your own.
Usage limits：Only the original abstract was read; it does not provide an independent adoption rate for this occupation, laboratory animal caretaker results, clinical effectiveness, or a national conclusion for China.
Usage limits：No uniform national job certificate is invented from this; the local implementing rules and institutional training are checked separately and cannot replace clinical qualification.
Usage limits：Checks paper material only, with no contact with animals, no diagnosis, medication, or experiments, and no proof of hands-on competence.
Insufficient evidence: the three samples give no comparable pay amount, and the national wage distribution for this occupation and independent AI adoption or net job effects were not obtained. For career exploration; the three samples do not represent the whole country, and the H18 work only checks fictional records and grants no care, treatment, or experimental qualification. The US combined statistics for this occupation and the three Chinese samples are explained separately, and the national Chinese wage and demand gaps are not filled in. Clinical supervision, the statutory assistant qualification, and laboratory husbandry professional training are checked separately, and neither a job title nor paper work grants authority. H18 is fictional text only; the mixed-role survey does not prove adoption in this occupation, clinical effectiveness of a tool, or job replacement.
MBTI (English) · Big Five (English) · MBTI (Chinese) · Big Five (Chinese)
No. Observations must keep their original meaning and be reported to the designated person, and diagnosis goes to professionals with the corresponding authority. Having no anomaly records also does not presume that all animals are healthy.
No. Update only the item the correction entry actually supports, and keep the source and time of the correction. Quantity conflicts and anomalous observations still need separate verification, and a record correction cannot be expanded into overall compliance.
Animal contact carries risks of bites and scratches, infection, sharps, chemicals, and allergies; laboratory facilities have additional specific health and procedural requirements. Use fictional paper only for learning work, and do not use real animals, medical records, or experimental data to prove interest.
| Secondary vocational education or above, no history of laboratory animal allergy, experience preferred; the notice has closed. |
| Describe existing experience and items still needing training, and do not treat a paper exercise as husbandry experience. |
| Labor dispatch with no public institution establishment or household registration; that sample only. |
| Chinese Academy of Sciences animal platform caretaker | Husbandry, cleaning, patrolling, recording, and anomaly reporting per procedures. | College diploma or above in veterinary medicine, animal science, biology, or a related field. | H18 can show source and correction-entry checking and does not pass as facility operation. | Specific conditions such as facility entry are checked with that employer and are not uniform nationwide. |
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| Learning direction for clinical support | First learn records, cleaning support, and reporting to the supervisor. | The task background for this occupation supports the direction; specific recruitment is checked separately. | Split the question list into observations, gaps, and items needing professional judgment. | Animal treatment tasks follow qualification and supervision rules, and you must not treat animals on your own. |
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| Learning direction for laboratory facility records | Understand animal identity, on-duty records, patrolling, and handover. | The tasks for this occupation and the regulations support a daily care training direction. | Check fictional cage, quantity, time, and source only. | Professional husbandry training and local institutional requirements are checked separately. |
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| An editorial discussion question, not a uniform employer exam. |
| Receiving a correction entry | Explain which item E2 case A resolved for A2 and what still needs reporting. | Keep the correction entry time and the execution time, and reject unsupported health conclusions. | Paper accuracy grants no real care or treatment authority. |
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| Agreeing employment | Check training, supervision, health conditions, shifts, and wages. | Make clear what is disclosed and what is pending, and do not hide tasks you have not mastered. | An interview does not equal being hired, qualification, or permission to work independently. |
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| First confirm the target facility, course, supervision, and the time and cost required. |
| The regulations do not thereby create a uniform national job certificate name, and completing a course grants no treatment authority. |
| Supervised clinical assistance in China | Enrolled students in related fields and related graduates who have not obtained qualification | Assist with animal practice under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian. | It applies to the corresponding clinical assistance and cannot be expanded to require a practice qualification for all cleaning, front desk, or husbandry work. | Check Article 21 of the Measures, your own background, and the institution's supervision. | Check the task, the supervisor, and the safety training first. | A recruitment title of doctor assistant does not automatically equal the statutory assistant qualification. |
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| Assistant licensed veterinarian in China | People who intend to obtain or already hold the corresponding practice qualification | Distinguish it from a general recruitment assistant title, and check authority under the regulations. | It is not a uniform national threshold for all animal care roles. | The examination, qualification, and practice filing are each checked under that year's and the local rules. | Confirm that the target task genuinely requires this status, then plan the corresponding study. | Article 19 limits prescriptions, diagnostic certificates, and related documents; the provincial rural exception in Article 35 requires checking the local decision and is not applied to general care roles. |
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| US on-the-job training for this occupation | People aiming to work as the corresponding assistants and caretakers in the United States | BLS describes most as having a high school education and short-term on-the-job training. | The US description for this occupation sets no mandatory certification, and specific employer conditions are checked separately. | Check the target institution, tasks, local requirements, and training. | Compare training and working conditions by the specific role. | It does not imply a uniform Chinese education requirement and does not grant independent veterinary practice rights. |
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| Laboratory animal health and organizational procedures in China | People who work directly with laboratory animals | The regulations require regular health checks, compliance with the management system, and care for the animals. | It applies to laboratory animal organizations and specific positions. | Check health, fitness for the role, and the specific operating procedures as the organization arranges. | Learn about the facility conditions and the support required; the specific checks are arranged by the organization. | Do not diagnose your own allergy or conduct animal experiments, and do not generalize an employer's special conditions. |
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| Real credentials and the H18 paper work | People preparing to apply for or learn about this occupation | Explain the sources, the error checking, and your own contribution truthfully. | An editorial suggestion, not a qualification certificate, operational experience, or uniform application material. | Explain the fiction and purpose of the work as the target requires. | Do the paper exercise first, then study the training and supervision arrangements. | Do not pass it off as animal husbandry, treatment, experimental, or issuance experience. |
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Under case A, the prompt correction entry updates A2 to completed at 08:05 with a 09:00 correction entry, keeping the original 08:00 blank; it does not resolve the real quantity in A1 or the health meaning in A3. The two overall conclusions in case B have no basis and are rejected, and the quantity verification, observation follow-up, and lead handling items are still listed. E3 example: the source is the fictional H18 text on this page, and I checked the original documents, conflicts, and correction-entry versions; no animals, real medical records, experimental data, or drug handling, for personal career exploration only, not disclosed publicly, not submitted as a real handover, and no claim of care, treatment, or experimental qualification.
Use fictional text only; do not feed, restrain, sample, medicate, or run experiments, and do not substitute a real animal. The draft quantity correction only restores the original document and does not confirm what happened on site; the drinking water correction entry confirms only that one item in the prompt and does not mean all healthy or all checks passed.
Check each corrected and still-unknown item against the answers and record your interest and the tasks needing support; produce one correction, one unknown, and one target training question.
Next steps：Improve records based on organizational feedback.
Typical duties：Take on corresponding material and care collaboration based on assessment.
Prepare evidence：Task accuracy, procedural compliance, and collaboration evidence are genuine.
Qualification boundaries：Years of service do not guarantee promotion or new operational authority.
Next steps：Check the continuing training required and the specific role's development.
Next steps：Improve the handover based on feedback and do not take the place of professional judgment.
Typical duties：Explain the anomaly records, revisions, and items the lead must handle.
Prepare evidence：Your own contribution and the information limits are clear.
Qualification boundaries：Record support is not a research decision or a clinical qualification.
Next steps：Continue training as the target organization requires, with no promise of an automatic move to a professional role.
Usage limits：Editorial ratings use the existing occupational responsibilities and AI task analysis on this page. They are not adoption rates, measured effects, job-disappearance or personal-unemployment probabilities, or official scores from Stanford or another external institution. No measured time weights or future robot deployment are assumed.
