TB contact investigations should probe into workplace transmission. Workplaces with workers from higher TB prevalence countries should consider pre-placement TB screening.

S everal studies 1-4 have revealed positive correlations between job satisfaction and quality of life, physical health, and mental health, particularly in health-care workers. Veterinary technicians, specifically those credentialed to practice under the oversight of an organization or state board, experience a variety of stressors in the workplace, yet to the authors' knowledge, no studies have been performed to examine job satisfaction or engagement among veterinary technicians. According to the 2018 American Animal Hospital Association Compensation and Benefits report, the job turnover rate for veterinary technicians in the United States is 23%, which is above the mean national rate for job turnover (15%). 5 Poten

Results suggested that gender, work experience, and job characteristics were significantly associated with pay rate for VTSs.

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