1 – responsible for the herd (milking, dry, heifers and suckling calves) from the health point of view.

2 – Daily checking and treatment of animals need to be checked or treated and newly separated sick animals.

3 – Follow up cows and heifers in parturition to give safe birth and live calf as can as possible through coordination with vet team leader, other vets and technicians.

4 – Follow up the fresh cows during the first 3 weeks after delivery concerning retained placenta, metritis and so on

5 – Follow up the recommended drenching programs for fresh, emaciated and sick cows (propylene & calcium)

6 –Applying the recommended vaccination programs of the herd (milking, dry, heifers and suckling calves) through coordination with vet sector manager, vet team leader and other sections.

7 – Follow up hoof care programs, lameness score and treatment of lame cows 

8 – Follow up mastitis control and giving treatment to mastitis cows through coordination with parlor section

9 – Make daily round in the farm to stand on the general health condition of the herd 

10 – Collecting blood samples for Brucella and John’s and doing TB survey through coordination with vet section manager, farm manger and other sections

11 – Doing the necessary reports (daily, weekly or monthly reports)

12 – Coordination and follow-up to his assistants and labors in the vet section

13 - Doing the necessary surgical operations assisted by another vet and technicians during the operation.

14 – Responding to the emergency call according to the schedule 

15 - Cover other vets during their vacations and holidays 

16 – Planning for training of all employees under his supervision

17 – Doing dehorning and removal of extra teats for calves 

18 – Magnet drench in heifers according to the program 

19 – Follow-up the average daily gain for calves on monthly basis from the health point of view through coordination with feeding sector and nursery engineer.