Veterinary Technician Specialist Poll

Once you graduate from the Vet Tech Associate Degree program and become a CVT, LVT, or RVT in your state, there are many opportunities for continuing your education. Besides being able to move on towards a Bachelor's in Veterinary Technology, you could take the opportunity to become a Veterinary Technician Specialist (VTS) through a NAVTA (National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America) APPROVED academy. If you could pick an area/field to specialize/certify in, which would you choose and why?

http://www.navta.net

Here are the links to the individual Academies:

Anasthesia & Analgesia

http://www.avtaa-vts.org/index.pml

Behavior

http://www.avbt.net/

Clinical Pathology

http://www.avcpt.net/

Dental

http://www.avdt.us/

Dermatology

http://www.vetdermtech.com/

Emergency & Critical Care

http://avecct.org/index

Equine

http://www.aevnt.org/

Internal Medicine

http://www.aimvt.com/

Nutrition

http://nutritiontechs.org/

Surgical

http://www.avst-vts.org/

Zoological Medicine

http://www.avzmt.org/

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*** UPDATE *** = Thanks liz.hughston

This list is missing Clinical Practice, which includes exotics, production animals, and canine/feline.  Soon, they will have a feline only specialty!

Academy of Veterinary Technicians in Clinical Practice

Also, NAVTA just approved an Ophthalmology VTS:  Veterinary Ophthalmic Technician Society