Do u still need to go to school when employed as a veterinary physician

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Yes, any job relating to the medical field requires at least some school. A vet typically goes to school for about 8 years. To be a vet physician would probably take around 4-8 years depending on what degree you are getting whether it is a bachelor, associates, or doctorate. But anything to do with vet, you would need to go for a doctoral degree which takes at least 8 years or more.
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