Allied Veterinary Specialists·Daytona Beach, Florida
The technician will deliver critical care nursing, monitor patient recovery, and assist veterinarians during emergency surgeries. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate patient records and providing discharge instructions to clients.
401(k) Competitive salary Dental insurance Employee discounts Free uniforms Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance 401(k) matching Opportunity for advancement Join Our Team of Compassionate Animal Care Experts!
Flexible Scheduling (No weekends) Pay Differential for shifts after 6 PM Career Advancement Opportunities Competitive Compensation Fun and Supportive Working Environment Opportunity to Interact with Pets Anesthesia and Critical Care Training Health Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Real-Time Accrual PTO Uniform Allowance Job Summary: We are looking for passionate Veterinary Technicians (Critical Care/Emergency/Surgery) to join our team at a thriving private clinic in a state-of-the-art facility. In this role, you will deliver outstanding ICU and emergency care, provide critical care nursing, oversee patient recovery, and support veterinarians during surgeries. Our team is dedicated to advancing animal health, and we are eager to meet professionals committed to delivering top-tier care for pets.
CPR Urinary catheter placement (male and female) Single and double-lumen PICC lines Arterial and central line catheter placement and care Perfusion analysis, electrolyte, and blood gas analysis Nursing care for patients on ventilators, with tracheostomies, chest tubes, feeding tubes, etc. Administering nutrition through feeding tubes and calculating CRIs (e.g., analgesics, inotropes, vasopressors).
Candidates should have a minimum of 3 years of experience in veterinary emergency or critical care settings. Strong communication skills, teamwork abilities, and a compassionate approach to animal care are essential.
Market context
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