Job Chart of Veterinary stock man now designated as Livestock Inspector

Preamble

The Orissa Gazette PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 26 CUTTACK, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2008/ASADHA 6, SEPARATE PAGING IS GIVEN TO THIS PART IN ORDER THAT IT MAY BE FILED AS A SEPARATE COMPILATION PART III-A Regulations, Orders, Notifications, Rules, etc. issued by the Governor, Heads of Departments and High Court FISHERIES & A.R.D. DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION The 12th June 2008 No. 7492-4-V-12 /2008-FARD .- The job chart of veterinary stockman now designated as Live- stock Inspector was framed & issued vide letter No. 4100 (13)-CD-I., dated the 21st November 1961 in the erstwhile Planning & Co-ordination (CD) Department. During the long passage of time the job chart of the Livestock Inspectors/Veterinary Technicians has been more extensive and they have been entrusted with minor treatment of animals. A lot of difficulties are being experienced by the Livestock Inspectors/Veterinary Technicians as well as the Department in treatment of animals as relevant job chart of Livestock Inspectors/Veterinary Technicians to cope up with such extensive work has not been framed yet. Recently the Veterinary Council of India has requested to the State Government to define the minor veterinary services in accordance with section 30 of Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984 and the judgement of Hon'bie Supreme Court of India in Civi! Whit Petition No. 4 of 2005. Now, after careful consideration Government have been pleased to decide the following treatments are to be treated as "Minor Veterinary Services" which are to be undertaken by the Livestock Inspectors/ Veterinary Technicians under the supervision and direction of a registered Veterinary Practitioner. Job Chart of Livestock Inspector (1) To treat the sick animals and birds in clinical cases under the supervision of a veterinary doctor. (2) To conduct minor surgeries like abscess, hematoma and wounds (3) To examine fecal sample through microscope. The preription will be made by the registered Veterinary Practitioners selecting suitable Anathematic, which shall be dispensed by the Livestock Inspectors/Veterinary Technicians. 13 Gaz .- 7 THE ORISSA GAZETTE, JUNE 27, 2008/ASADHA 6, 1930 PART III-A (4) To attend the outbreaks under the guidance of registered Veterinarians (5) To perform tours to villages/towns (6) To attend Cattle show, Exhibitions, Calf rallies etc. to propagate the Animal Husbandry activities (7) To attend Livestock Aid Centres and Veterinary Dispensary (8) Maintenance of registers and records (9) Take up vaccination & submit reports and returns (10) Implementing the fodder cultivation programme (11) Supervising the work of attendant (12) To be responsible for the Government buildings and articles in possession (13) To assist the V.A.S./Additional V.A.S./Junior Veterinary Officer to mobilize the desired co-operation and participation in Block Level Programme. (14) To undertake pregnancy diagnosis without manipulation of ovary. However, in critical cases the same may be referred to Veterinarian. (15) Caring and management of stud animals kept at the centre and within the ambit of service area. (16) Attending the works related to poultry, sheep and piggery development programme (17) Educating and advising the rural masses regarding modern Animal Husbandry practices and motivate them to keep more productive domestic animals/birds and other livestocks. (18) To advise the livestock and poultryholders regarding animal management, feeding and rearing practices. (19) To maintain the general correspondence and statistical reports pertaining to their institute (20) To organize Animal Health Camps as per the advice of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (21) To attend the urgent cases of emergency in nature (22) Vaccination, castration by castrator, artificial insemination, dressing of wounds and such other types of preliminary aid or the treatment. (23) To undertake the required extension work in Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sector (24) Facilitate organization of co-operatives in A.R.D. Sector (25) To per

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