Veterinary Technician - Ophthalmology

Posted 7 days ago

evg specialty networkWashington (DC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40 - $45

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About the role

Veterinary Technician - Ophthalmology Washington, DCArmour Veterinary Ophthalmology is seeking an energetic and motivated Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) to join our Ophthalmology team. The ideal candidate will be a positive individual with excellent patient care. We are looking for an individual who enjoys being a team player who excels in a group and has great problem solving skills. Excellent communication is a must with clients, as well as helping our team spirit of cooperation and collaboration within Friendship Hospital for Animals and within the veterinary and human ophthalmology community. It is important that the individual has a compassion for all animals. Additionally, the individual would ideally be comfortable with multi-parameter monitoring equipment, inhalant, and injectable anesthesia agents, and have an interest in anesthesia specifically catered to ophthalmology. The ideal candidate will have multiple years of running general anesthesia for surgical procedures. Duties to include: Assistance in ophthalmology appointments, coordinating procedures, creating estimates and overall patient and client care Taking patient histories, vital signs, and weights Performing all laboratory in-hospital procedures and to prepare specimens for outside laboratories Performing diagnostic ophthalmic testing (electroretinography, ocular ultrasonography) and assistance with sedated procedures (eyelid mass removal, diamond bur keratotomy, etc) Assisting board-certified ophthalmologist in care and sedated/general anesthesia surgical procedures and providing pre- and post-op care for patients We offer a generous compensation and benefits package, including paid time off, paid holidays, reimbursement for scrubs, medical insurance, continuing education benefits and discounts on pet care. Please submit a cover letter and resume for review. US Pay Range$40 - $45 USD

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