The licensed veterinary examination has improved the level and salary of licensed veterinarians.

Taking Xinjiang as an example, the civil servants recruiting senior veterinarians are: official veterinarians for administrative law enforcement at county, city, prefecture and autonomous region levels (in animal health supervision units, civil servants are established).

The other is: official veterinarians for monitoring, diagnosing and identifying major animal diseases in counties, cities, prefectures and autonomous regions (compiled by animal disease control centers and institutions).

Intermediate veterinarians are recognized all over the country, but I don't know about intermediate technicians.

As far as the technical level is concerned, I think most experts are in the animal disease control center, because they have to keep writing papers, learn new knowledge to evaluate their professional titles, and need to apply for veterinary qualification certificates. Veterinary practitioners are being standardized. Some people say that it may be linked to professional titles within three years, and it will not be evaluated without a license.

It's quite difficult to get the qualification certificate of practicing veterinarian, and the passing rate is less than 10%, which means that you have passed the exam and your theoretical knowledge is solid. But the failure of the old expert does not necessarily mean that he is not proficient in this industry, and each has its own advantages. As long as he keeps learning and making progress, he will become an industry elite sooner or later.