Hawaii, the Aloha State, gained statehood in 1959 and has a population of over 1,360,301 in 2010 as per U.S. Census Bureau.  Hawaii is home to over 270 veterinary technicians. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2009 Veterinary technicians in Hawaii have an average annual salary of $22,570 or approximately $10.85 per hour. To become a veterinary technician in Hawaii you should attend a veterinary technician school. Generally, large cities like Honolulu, Hilo and Kailua have schools offering both associates and bachelors degrees in the field.  Upon graduating from a veterinary technician school in Hawaii you will need to pass the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE).  The VTNE is 4 hours long and covers such topics as pharmacology, laboratory procedures, and surgical preparation.  Upon completion you are ready to become a veterinary technician in Hawaii.

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