Veterinary Technician

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Veterinary Technician to join our dynamic veterinary team. The ideal candidate will possess at least one year of veterinary technician experience and demonstrate a strong commitment to animal care and welfare. This role involves providing high-quality support to veterinarians, assisting with medical procedures, and ensuring the well-being of a diverse range of animals. The Veterinary Technician will play a vital role in maintaining a compassionate, efficient, and professional environment dedicated to pet health and client satisfaction.

• Assist veterinarians with clinical examinations, diagnostic procedures, and surgical interventions, ensuring adherence to aseptic techniques.
• Perform animal restraint and handling for various species, including dogs, cats, equines, and small mammals, utilizing proper animal husbandry practices.
• Conduct laboratory tests such as blood work, urinalysis, and other diagnostic procedures to support accurate diagnoses.
• Maintain detailed medical records and document all treatments, observations, and procedures accurately.
• Prepare animals for surgery or diagnostic imaging such as X-ray, ensuring proper positioning and safety protocols are followed.
• Support dental procedures by understanding dental terminology and assisting with pet grooming or pet care tasks as needed.
• Handle animal catheterization, administer medications, and monitor critical care patients with veterinary expertise.
• Contribute to client education by explaining pet care instructions related to animal physiology, anatomy, and veterinary terminology.

• Minimum of one year of veterinary technician experience in a clinical setting.
• Strong knowledge of animal anatomy, physiology, and veterinary terminology.
• Experience with kennel management, dog training, pet grooming, and animal handling techniques.
• Proficiency in laboratory procedures and familiarity with X-ray technology.
• Ability to restrain animals effectively while maintaining safety for both animals and staff.
• Knowledge of aseptic techniques necessary for surgical preparation and infection control.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to educate clients on pet care topics such as animal husbandry and veterinary procedures.
• Demonstrated competence in animal catheterization, dental terminology, and critical care practices involving animals such as equines or small mammals is preferred.