Assist with veterinary patient care and treatment.
Monitor hospitalized pets and provide postoperative animal care.
Maintain inventory and stock supplies.
Restrain animals during procedures such as blood draws and nail trims.
Assist with routine diagnostic tests, including radiographs, bloodwork, and fecal testing.
Maintain and sterilize surgical instruments and equipment.
Clean and disinfect cages, kennels, examination areas, and treatment areas.
Administer medications under veterinarian or veterinary technician supervision.
Feed and bathe animals.
Answer phones and provide customer service.
Assist clients with their pets
The veterinary assistant is the entire team's primary support. Every department relies on their significant role in aiding with a variety of services to provide excellent client and patient care.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Self-starter who can multitask and work effectively as part of a team.
Genuine interest in working with animals, including stressed, ill, or painful animals.
One or more years of experience preferred but not required.
Able to lift 40 pounds independently and perform lifting, carrying, and animal restraint duties.
Able to stand or walk for extended periods and frequently bend or squat.
Able to work collaboratively with all levels of hospital team members