Emergency Veterinary Technician

Posted 7 days ago

southern arizona veterinary specialty emergency centerTucson (AZ)

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About the role

Vet Tech Opportunity At SavsAt SAVS, our focus is to offer the best care for Tucson's pets. We are seeking Vet Techs who are deeply passionate about high-level patient care, clinical excellence, continued learning, and providing a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. We believe every animal that enters our Emergency Department deserves a dedicated advocate. Our technicians play an important role as the primary caregivers for critical patients who triage, stabilize, and ensure that treatment plans are implemented. We prioritize "Fear-Free" principles reduce patient stress and work as a team to patient safety and a high standard of care for patients and their owners. Our Emergency Department offers a diverse caseload that allows you to constantly sharpen your skills in nursing, anesthesia, and critical care. We are recruiting technicians with a strong work ethic who thrive in a fast-paced clinical environment. Available Shifts: Nights (6:00p – 6:00a) and Mids (11:00a – 11:00p, 1:00p – 1:00a).Commitment: Full-time (36+ hours/week). We value team members with open and flexible availability (Sunday – Saturday) to ensure our patients have 24/7 coverage.
Compensation: Pay is dynamic and based on your clinical skill level and : A $500 hire-on bonus is available for qualified technicians ready to begin providing care your primary professional goal is to provide the highest standard of patient care, we want to hear from you. Apply today to help us elevate emergency medicine in Tucson.

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