Overnight ER/CC Veterinary Technician, Part Time, RBVH

Overnight ER/CC Veterinary Technician Red Bank Veterinary Hospital (RBVH) is a brand‑new, state‑of‑the‑art facility that opened in May 2024. With more than 100,000 square feet, advanced diagnostics including MRI, CT, fluoroscopy, and a PET scanner, and a dedicated emergency department, RBVH expands our 40‑year legacy of veterinary care. We are looking for personable, self‑motivated Veterinary Technicians who thrive in a collaborative, fast‑paced environment. Position Overview The Emergency & Critical Care Technician manages triage, stabilization, treatment, and ongoing care of emergency and critically ill patients. The role requires independent execution of treatment plans, anticipation of patient needs, and rapid response to dynamic clinical situations. Technicians collaborate with ER clinicians, ICU teams, specialty services, assistants, and rotating doctors while ensuring client communication, staff coaching, and patient flow coordination. Location Red Bank, NJ Compensation Credentialed Technicians: $30–$36/hr based on experience Non‑Credentialed Technicians: $25–$31/hr based on experience ++$$ Overnight Differential Final compensation will be based on the qualified candidate’s experience and impact potential. Anticipated Schedule Part Time Friday & Saturday 10 pm–8 am Key Responsibilities Emergency & Critical Care Patient Management Triage emergency patients according to acuity level and provide immediate lifesaving care under veterinary direction. Perform complete physical assessments, identify abnormalities and signs of shock, and communicate findings promptly to attending doctors. Independently execute treatment plans using sound medical judgment and Kirby’s Rule of 20 principles. Troubleshoot clinical situations in real time and adapt quickly to changing patient conditions. Initiate and perform CPR according to RECOVER guidelines, recognize ROSC, and assist with post‑resuscitation care. Advanced Nursing & Technical Skills Placement and management of: Peripheral IV catheters, central lines, PICC lines, intracaths, drum lines IO catheters, arterial lines, NG/NE tubes Male and female urinary catheters, nasal cannulas, tracheostomy tubes, chest tubes Manual and mechanical ventilation, high‑flow nasal oxygen, oxygen cage operation, and Pleuravac setup/maintenance. General anesthesia, TIVA, sedation monitoring, and recovery/extubation of high‑risk patients. Calculation and administration of: Multiple CRIs, vasopressors, TPN Oral, ocular, aural, IV, IM, and SQ medications Blood product administration and monitoring, including: Whole blood, pRBCs, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate, IVIG, albumin, autotransfusions Recognition and management of transfusion reactions Gavage feeding of avian and reptile patients. Recumbent patient care, nutritional support, sampling line care, and pain assessment. Diagnostics & Laboratory Skills Strong phlebotomy skills in companion animals and exotic species, including patients with poor vasculature. Collection, processing, and submission of diagnostic samples: Blood smears, saline agglutination tests, cystocentesis, catheterized samples Radiographic positioning and basic imaging support. Operation of in‑house laboratory equipment and submission of external lab tests. Infection Control & Safety Care of isolation patients with strict adherence to disease prevention protocols. Proper use of PPE and implementation of hospital disinfection standards. Maintenance of sterile technique in all applicable procedures. Leadership, Communication & Team Collaboration Coach and support rotating doctors, assistants, and nursing staff in a high‑acuity ER/ICU setting. Coordinate patient flow between Emergency, ICU, and specialty departments to optimize efficiency and continuity of care. Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients during emotional or high‑stress situations, utilizing empathy and de‑escalation techniques. Provide medical updates, treatment plans, and assist with financial discussions as appropriate. Aftercare & Hospital Support Aftercare services including euthanasia catheter placement, cremation processing, necropsy preparation, and rabies submission testing. Accurate and timely medical record keeping. Equipment operation, stocking, cleaning, and general hospital upkeep (cage cleaning, sweeping, mopping as needed). Qualifications Minimum Requirements Three years of experience working as a nursing team member in a veterinary hospital. Fluent English skills (speaking & reading). Fluency in multiple languages is a plus. Preferred Qualifications Credentialed as a Veterinary Technician (LVT/CVT/RVT). Prior experience working in an Emergency Hospital. Why Join RBVH? Work alongside a dedicated team committed to exceptional patient care. Thrive in a fast‑paced, collaborative environment where your skills make a direct impact on patients and families. Be part of meaningful moments in the lives of pets and their owners, providing compassionate support and care. Expand your knowledge through ongoing training, mentorship, and a culture that values continuous learning and professional growth. Receive a competitive compensation and benefits package that recognizes your expertise and commitment. Discover more about our clinic and the incredible work we do by visiting our website at Ethos is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Ethos does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided based on qualifications, competence, merit, and business need. #J-18808-Ljbffr Ethos Veterinary Health