Veterinary Technician

Benefits 401(k) matching Responsibilities include: Monitor and provide nursing care for hospitalized surgical patients Perform post-operative patient assessments and pain management Conduct diagnostic laboratory testing Place and maintain IV catheters and drains Change bandages and manage wound care needs Obtain radiographs (x-rays) and assist with diagnostics Administer medications, fluids, and injections (IV/IM) Assist with surgical support when needed Draw blood and perform clinical laboratory procedures Maintain accurate patient records and treatment updates Fill prescriptions and document patient charges Assist with emergency surgical cases when applicable Educate pet owners on discharge instructions and medication administration What We're Looking For Veterinary Technician experience required Interest in specialty and surgical medicine preferred Knowledge of pharmacology and ability to calculate accurate drug and fluid doses Comfortable handling and restraining patients safely and compassionately Strong attention to detail and clinical judgment Ability to work independently overnight while collaborating with the broader hospital team Excellent communication and client service skills Experience & Education Minimum 2–3+ years of experience in a veterinary clinical setting required Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) preferred, but not required #J-18808-Ljbffr