Veterinarian in Society

Duties and responsibilities of specialist

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SPECIALIST

1. Duly identifying parasitic diseases, monitoring of periodical deworming and examining of dung samples in the districts.
2. Inspection of Professional Registers A& B in the Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries.
3. Monitoring of periodicals RDVK vaccination in the veterinary institutions.
4. Giving proper guidelines in the event of OBR / Ranikhet disease.
5. Preparation and maintenance of District Endemic Chart.
6. Forecasting specific Vaccination in the endemic areas.
7. Inspection of Veterinary Intuitions pertaining to AI work.
8. Attending all infertility camps, identifying infertile animal and follow up treatment for the same.
9. For disease control and preventive measures, preparation of leaflet, pamphlets, posters and to distribute in the district whenever required.
10. Attending all meetings in the absence of Regional Joint Director (RJD)
11. Attending all works pertaining to RJD office whenever powers are delegated to him.
12. Attending all OBRs.
13. Inspection of specimen registers of all Veterinary Institutions and giving guidelines to all the veterinary graduates accordingly whenever getting results.
14. Monitoring of medicines receipt and distribution work.
15. Assisting the Regional Joint Directors of Animal Husbandry in attending periodical annual inspection of divisional Assistant Director’s office in the absence of Administrative Officer.
16. Attending R & C work of Regional Joint Director Office in the absence of Administrative Officer.
17. Timely forecasting of endemic disease of prevention of OBR.
18. Monitoring of all ASCAD schemes
19. Periodicals visit of all poultry farms
20. Attending all KPTs, (health camps) preparation of report and submitting to Head Office.
21. Attending all camps and training programmes in IAMWARM scheme.
22. Attending all other technical matters and works assigned by the Regional Joint Director and Head Office time to time.