Vol. 11, Issue 12 (2022)

Author(s):
Channappa, Goudappa SB, Chandargi DM, Shivanand K, Jag Jiwan Ram and Reddy BS

Abstract:
Para veterinarians are the pillars of public veterinary services which makes them an important part of animal health care and animal husbandry services. The potential para veterinarians influenced by the availability livestock health services. In this regard the present study was conducted during 2021-22 to assess the role performance of para veterinarians. An exploratory and ex-post facto research design was employed for the study. The study was restricted to sample size of 120 para veterinarians based the highest number of para veterinarians working in 2 districts i.e., Bidar and Kalaburagi. Data collection was done by using the questionnaire method. Nearly two-fifth (39.17%) of para veterinarian were belonged to the middle age group, educated up to PUC/ Diploma (52.50), medium level of work experience (39.16%), Cent percent of para veterinarians attained the induction training, mass media utilization (45.84%), high organizational linkage (50.00%), high level of self-association risk at work place (45.84%), achievement motivation (52.83%), medium level of perceived work load (48.34%), job involvement (66.64%), job stress (48.37%), self-confidence (53.33%), job satisfaction (47.50%), Cent percent of para veterinarians felt they had adequate chairs, buero, AI Gun, medical drugs like systemic drugs, antimicrobial drugs and vaccinations, always assisted in curative service (81.66%) and 72.50 percent of para veterinarians sometimes reading livestock magazine.