Licensed Veterinary Technician
$28.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$28.00 per hour
About the role
- Perform triage evaluation of the condition of a variety of patients
- Create and maintain treatment sheets
- Calculate and administer scheduled medications, continuous infusions, and blood products
- Place and maintain catheters (central and peripheral venous, and urinary)
- Record all treatments and patient status observations
- Charge for all treatments and procedures
- Alert the DVM with any changes in a patient's status
- Perform anesthesia induction, maintenance, and recovery
- Perform radiographs and laboratory analyses
- Interact with clients, provide patient updates, financial updates, and manage patient visits
- Able to comfort, handle and restrain large and small animals
- Our Comprehensive Benefit Package Includes:
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with a total company match up to 4%, after 6 months of employment
- Generous paid time off and flexible scheduling
- Continuing education allowance and professional development support
- Mental Health Resources
- Company paid bonding leave or applicable state provided bonding leave
- Perks for Your Pets Too!
- Because we know how much your pets mean to you, we offer special benefits designed just for them:
- Pet Care: Discounts on veterinary services and products
- Diagnostics: Savings on reference lab testing
- Nutrition: Discounts on Purina pet foods
- 2 years of experience in a veterinary hospital
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong clinical skills
- Detail-oriented and well organized
- Ability to lift 50 pounds
- Self-motivated and team-oriented
- Credential (LVT, CVT, or RVT) required
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