Veterinary Overnight Emergency Technician/Assistant

Arista Advanced Pet Care is a new veterinary group focused on revolutionizing specialty and emergency pet care by offering a shared ownership model to veterinary specialists and emergency doctors, fostering collaboration and empowering them to build their hospitals within their communities. Our model aims to improve the quality of care for pets and create a better working environment for veterinary professionals.

Veterinary Overnight Emergency Technician/Assistant

Job summary

As an Emergency & Critical Care Technician, you will play an integral part in assessing/triaging patients, stabilizing incoming emergency patients and working closely with the veterinarian performing technical tasks and assisting in communications with pet owners, enabling our team to deliver exceptional medical care within the ER, ICU and other areas of the hospital. This role requires a highly motivated and skilled individual who thrives in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. The ideal candidate will have experience in emergency and critical care, along with a strong understanding of patient care and monitoring.

Responsibilities

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• Working closely with ER and Critical Care doctors to care for both incoming emergency patients and hospitalized patients.
• Full technician skill utilization with anesthesia monitoring, venipuncture, IV catheter placement, multi-lumen catheter placement.
• Monitor critically ill patients for changes in condition and report findings to veterinarians.
• Providing compassionate care for all patients.
• Maintain accurate patient records and ensure proper documentation of treatments, procedures, and medications administered.
• Work collaboratively with all hospital staff.
• Ensure a clean environment in the ER and other treatment areas.
• Communicate effectively with pet owners about their pet’s condition and treatment plan, and log communications accurately in medical record.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent (required).
• Veterinary Technician License (LVT, RVT, or CVT) preferred but not required.
• Previous experience in an ICU, emergency, or specialty veterinary setting is highly desirable.