Emergency Veterinary Technician

Emergency Veterinary Technician Department: Veterinary Technicians Employment Type: Full Time Location: Marietta, Georgia Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency is growing, and we're adding experienced Emergency Veterinary Technicians to our expanding Emergency Services team. If you thrive in a fast-paced hospital, enjoy the variety of Emergency Medicine, and want to put your technical skills to work alongside an experienced medical team, Dogwood is ready for you. Work alongside five Board-Certified Criticalists, experienced Emergency Veterinarians, and specialty clinicians while caring for a diverse and challenging emergency caseload. Daytime and Swing Shift Opportunities

7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

2:00 PM - 2:00 AM

12-hour shifts supporting triage, diagnostics, treatments, procedures, stabilization, and ongoing emergency patient care. Why Dogwood? At Dogwood, veterinary technicians are skilled medical professionals‑not simply an extra set of hands. You’ll have the opportunity to: Practice alongside five Board-Certified Criticalists Work with experienced Emergency Veterinarians and specialty clinicians Manage a diverse Emergency and Specialty caseload Utilize advanced diagnostic and monitoring equipment Build advanced Emergency Veterinary Nursing skills Work in a collaborative environment with strong technician utilization Receive mentorship and support for continued growth Build a long‑term career in Emergency and Specialty Veterinary Medicine See What Makes Dogwood Different See the patients, people, teamwork, and everyday moments that make Dogwood special. What You'll Do As an Emergency Veterinary Technician , you’ll provide efficient, compassionate, and technically advanced care from patient arrival through stabilization, treatment, hospitalization, discharge, or transfer. Perform emergency triage and patient assessment Stabilize and monitor patients with trauma, respiratory distress, toxicity, seizures, pain, urinary obstruction, GI emergencies, and other urgent conditions Place IV catheters and collect blood and diagnostic samples Administer medications, fluid therapy, and CRIs Monitor hospitalized emergency patients Assist with RECOVER CPR and emergency resuscitation Recognize changes in patient condition and communicate concerns promptly Perform and process in‑house laboratory diagnostics Assist with digital radiography, ultrasound, and emergency diagnostics Prepare patients for emergency procedures Assist with wound care, bandaging, catheter placement, and other treatments Maintain accurate electronic medical records Assist with emergency procedures and surgeries Monitor anesthesia using ECG, pulse oximetry, capnography, blood pressure, and temperature Support perioperative care, pain management, and patient recovery Partner with Emergency Veterinarians, Criticalists, specialty clinicians, and fellow technicians Maintain efficient patient flow during busy periods Communicate patient updates clearly and effectively Support clients compassionately during stressful situations Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient treatment environment What We’re Looking For Required 3‑5 years of Emergency, ICU, Urgent Care, or Specialty Veterinary experience Strong emergency triage and patient assessment skills Proficiency with drug calculations, CRIs, anesthesia, and emergency nursing Experience with IV catheter placement, blood collection, diagnostics, and hospitalized patient care Calm, organized, and decisive in high‑acuity situations Strong communication and teamwork skills Passion for Emergency and Specialty Veterinary Medicine Preferred Licensed, Registered, or Certified Veterinary Technician RECOVER CPR certification Advanced anesthesia experience Emergency or Specialty CE Interest in pursuing VTS certification Early‑career technicians: We encourage you to watch for future opportunities that better align with your current experience level. Physical and Work Environment This is an active Emergency and Specialty Veterinary Hospital . Candidates should be comfortable with: Lifting, carrying, and restraining animals up to 50 lbs. ; assistance/equipment available for heavier patients Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, reaching, and moving throughout the hospital for extended periods Handling fractious, fearful, injured, and medically fragile animals Cleaning, disinfecting, stocking, and maintaining treatment areas Exposure to animal hair, dander, saliva, urine, feces, blood, bodily fluids, and medical waste Working around veterinary cleaning products, disinfectants, medications, and other hospital chemicals Following infection‑control procedures and wearing appropriate PPE Remaining alert and responsive in a fast‑paced, high‑acuity Emergency environment Exposure to animals, allergens, bodily fluids, medical waste, and veterinary cleaning products is a routine part of working in Emergency and Specialty Medicine. Grow Your Career at Dogwood Exceptional Technicians Deserve Exceptional Support At Dogwood, we invest in the people delivering exceptional patient care. Our nursing team receives: Generous annual CE allowance 2 paid CE days each year Mentorship alongside Board‑Certified Criticalists and specialty clinicians Support for advanced certifications and VTS pathways Leadership development and career advancement Growth opportunities across Emergency and Specialty Medicine Full‑Time Benefits Competitive compensation Competitive compensation based on experience, technical skill, and licensure. Full‑time team members enjoy: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays Employee Pet Care Discounts Life Insurance Short‑Term and Long‑Term Disability Employee Assistance Program Calm Health wellness resources Rocket Lawyer legal services for eligible team members and their immediate family HeadStart Student Loan Support Program Career advancement opportunities #J-18808-Ljbffr Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education