Veterinary Technician

Veterinary Technician I (Tech I)

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"I want to grow my technical skills while making a meaningful difference in the lives of pets and their families," keep reading.

Sage Veterinary Imaging is not a general practice. We are not an emergency hospital. We don't provide wellness visits or routine vaccinations.

We exist for one reason: to provide advanced diagnostic imaging that helps pets receive the right diagnosis—and the right treatment—as quickly as possible.

Sage Veterinary Imaging is seeking a Veterinary Technician I (Tech I) to provide exceptional patient care while developing advanced skills in anesthesia, diagnostic imaging, and specialty veterinary medicine.

As a Tech I, you will work alongside experienced technicians, doctors, radiologists, and specialists while learning the specialized techniques required to safely care for patients undergoing MRI, CT, ultrasound, radiology, nuclear medicine, and other advanced diagnostic procedures.

Your work directly supports patient safety, diagnostic quality, and an exceptional client experience.

Most veterinary technician positions involve routine appointments, vaccinations, and general practice medicine.

At Sage Veterinary Imaging, you'll develop specialized technical skills while working exclusively in advanced diagnostic medicine.

Rather than managing routine appointments, your focus will be:

• Patient safety
• Advanced anesthesia support
• Diagnostic imaging
• Specialty patient care
• Clinical excellence
• Team collaboration
• Continuous learning

Every patient entrusted to us deserves the highest standard of technical care.

The Veterinary Technician I provides safe, compassionate nursing care while supporting advanced diagnostic procedures.

• Perform comprehensive patient assessments upon admission.
• Obtain accurate patient histories and verify medical records.
• Safely handle and restrain patients while minimizing stress.
• Prepare patients for imaging procedures and anesthesia.
• Place and maintain intravenous catheters.
• Collect blood, urine, and other diagnostic samples.
• Administer medications as prescribed by the attending veterinarian.
• Monitor hospitalized patients and communicate changes promptly.
• Assist with patient recovery following sedation and anesthesia.
• Maintain detailed and accurate medical records.

The Veterinary Technician I develops competency in anesthesia while working under established protocols and appropriate supervision.

• Prepare anesthesia equipment and monitoring devices.
• Perform pre‑anesthetic patient preparation.
• Assist with induction and recovery of anesthesia.
• Monitor anesthetized patients using approved monitoring equipment.
• Record anesthesia parameters accurately and consistently.
• Recognize changes in patient status and promptly notify the supervising veterinarian or senior technician.
• Maintain patient safety throughout all anesthetic procedures.

The Veterinary Technician I assists in the safe and efficient delivery of advanced imaging services.

• Prepare patients for MRI, CT, ultrasound, radiology, and other imaging procedures.
• Position patients appropriately under the direction of doctors and senior technicians.
• Prepare imaging suites and equipment before each procedure.
• Ensure imaging safety protocols are followed at all times.
• Assist with contrast administration as directed.
• Maintain imaging equipment readiness and cleanliness.
• Support efficient workflow throughout the imaging department.

The Veterinary Technician I contributes to the daily efficiency and organization of the hospital.

• Prepare treatment and procedure areas each day.
• Maintain adequate inventory of medical supplies and equipment.
• Clean, disinfect, and organize patient care and imaging areas.
• Support laboratory sample handling and processing.
• Maintain compliance with hospital safety and infection control standards.
• Assist with equipment maintenance and operational readiness.

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