Credentialed Veterinarian Technician

Description

Do you want to be a part of a team that is committed to meeting the highest standards in medical practice? AVC of Pasco is driven by our company culture to provide the best care and looking for a Small Animal Vet who strives to do the same in their daily practice. Since 2008, our AAHA accredited hospital has been privileged to serve our highly valued clients that make their pets a priority.

A Credentialed Veterinary Technician (Vet Tech) is a highly skilled professional who works alongside veterinarians, applying their expertise to ensure the health and well‑being of animals. Vet Techs are integral to the functioning of our veterinary clinics, participating in a myriad of responsibilities that go beyond basic care. Licensed Key aspects of their job:

• Medical Procedures Assistance: Participate in medical procedures, including surgery assistance, anesthesia monitoring, and diagnostic imaging. Utilize advanced training to handle complex clinical tasks.
• Laboratory Work: Conduct various laboratory tests, such as blood work and urinalysis, contributing essential diagnostic information for veterinarians to make informed decisions about a patient's care.
• Patient Care and Monitoring: Play a pivotal role in post-operative care, monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and ensuring the overall comfort and recovery of animals.
• Educating Pet Owners: Engage with pet owners, providing valuable information about post-treatment care, medication administration, and preventive health measures, fostering a collaborative approach to animal well‑being.

• Assist in surgical procedures, preparing the operating room, handling instruments, and providing support to veterinarians during surgery.
• Monitor anesthesia during procedures, ensuring the safety and well‑being of animals under sedation.
• Collect blood samples, conduct hematological analyses, and interpret results to aid in diagnosing various medical conditions.
• Perform and interpret diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays, is crucial for identifying internal issues in animals.
• Oversee the recovery of patients, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort to animals post‑surgery.
• Administer medications as prescribed by veterinarians, ensuring proper dosage and monitoring for any adverse reactions.
• Educate pet owners on post‑treatment care, including medication administration, wound care, and signs of potential complications.
• Offer guidance on preventive health measures, nutrition, and routine care empowers pet owners to maintain the well‑being of their animals.

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• Hold an associate degree in veterinary technology from an accredited program.
• Sit for or successfully passed a national licensing exam.

• Demonstrate a strong foundation in science, effective communication skills, and a genuine compassion for animals.
• Be detail‑oriented, capable of multitasking, and able to handle the emotional aspects of working in animal healthcare.

• Meet state licensing requirements via certification. Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) is a common requirement.
• Depending on state, earned a title of “Registered (RVT)”, “Licensed (LVT)” or “Certified (CVT)”.
• Complete continuing education to maintain licensure.