Veterinary Assistant
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
We are a fast-paced, 4-doctor practice open 7 days a week. We see a range of companion animals, pocket pets, and exotics. We are a communication and respect focused practice that strives to be flexible to client needs while still providing the best care for our patients.
Requirements Include The Following But Not Limited To
Efficiently preparing animals for exams or surgeryGiving animals nursing care or first aidCollecting and test lab samplesTaking digital X-raysGiving medications, vaccinations, or treatments quickly and efficientlyCollecting and maintaining patient accurate recordsClient communicationClient educationCleaning exam rooms and restockingObserving animal patients for changes in behavior
Client Service: Maintain a professional appearance and calm demeanor with all clients, patients and team members.
Must have a STRONG ability to multi-task and be proactive instead of reactiveExtremely STRONG attention to detail which include mathematics accuracy Must be able to lift at least 40 lbs.Must be positive, self-motivated, enthusiastic and a team playerWeekend hours are required at least once a month.
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