Community Veterinary Partners is hiring: Veterinary Assistant in Cleveland
Community Veterinary Partners is hiring: Veterinary Assistant in Cleveland
Posted 25 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- May Include
- Safely restraining and handling canine and feline patients
- Assisting veterinarians during examinations and medical procedures
- Administering treatments and medications as directed
- Collecting laboratory samples and performing basic in-house diagnostics
- Preparing exam rooms and treatment areas for patient care
- Monitoring hospitalized patients and reporting changes to the medical team
- Maintaining accurate patient records
- Communicating clearly with clients about treatments, medications, and follow-up care
- Assisting with cleanliness and organization throughout the hospital, including treatment, boarding, and grooming areas
- Previous experience as a Veterinary Assistant is required
- Strong animal handling and patient care skills
- Excellent communication and customer service abilities
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, team-oriented practice
- Reliable, organized, and eager to learn
- Positive attitude with a willingness to help wherever needed
- ScheduleFour 10-hour shifts each week
- Every fourth Saturday
- Participation in holiday and occasional treatment weekend rotations
- Competitive compensation
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan
- Uniform scrub allowance
- Employee Assistance Program, including access to a veterinary social worker
- Paid time off and eligible holidays
- Opportunities for continued learning and professional growth
- Supportive team culture focused on collaboration and high-quality patient care
- Why Cleveland Park Animal Hospital?
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