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Veterinary Emergency Services
Overview
The Emergency Veterinarian will practice high-quality emergency medicine in a fast-paced, 24/7/365 setting, working alongside a strong clinical team to ensure optimal patient care. Responsibilities include managing a diverse and dynamic caseload utilizing advanced emergency medicine techniques within a team-oriented environment.
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6 days ago
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG)
The assistant will provide immediate support by triaging incoming patients, guiding them toward care, and assisting with treatments, nursing duties, and diagnostics alongside credentialed staff. Responsibilities also include setting up and monitoring anesthesia cases, managing fluid therapy, and participating in patient rounds to ensure continuity of care.
$20 - $49 / HOUR
14 days ago
The assistant will provide initial support by triaging incoming patients, guiding them toward care, and assisting with treatments, nursing care, and diagnostics alongside credentialed staff. Responsibilities also include setting up and monitoring anesthesia cases, managing fluid and medication administration, and participating in patient rounds for continuity of care.
The Emergency Veterinary Assistant will serve as the first point of contact, triaging incoming patients, providing steady support, and assisting with treatments, nursing care, and diagnostics like bloodwork and imaging. Responsibilities also include supporting credentialed staff during anesthesia/sedation cases, managing IV fluids, and learning advanced skills like CPR and ultrasound through guided training.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage all incoming emergency cases, including performing physical examinations, diagnostics like ultrasounds and bloodwork, and creating treatment plans. Key duties also involve performing minor and major emergency surgeries, endoscopic procedures, and communicating diagnoses and estimates directly with pet owners.
The Emergency Veterinary Assistant will serve as the first point of contact, triaging incoming patients, providing support, and assisting with treatments, nursing care, and diagnostics alongside credentialed staff. Responsibilities include setting up and monitoring anesthesia cases, managing IV fluids and medications, and participating in patient rounds to ensure continuity of care.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage all incoming emergency cases, including performing initial assessments, conducting diagnostics like ultrasounds and bloodwork, and communicating findings and treatment plans to customers. Key duties also involve performing minor and major emergency surgeries, endoscopic procedures, and educating clients on aftercare and preventative measures.
$140,000 - $300,000 / YEAR
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage all incoming emergency cases, performing initial assessments, diagnostics, and creating treatment plans, including performing minor and major emergency surgeries and endoscopic procedures. Responsibilities also include communicating diagnoses and treatment options directly with customers, preparing estimates, and maintaining accurate medical records.
The Emergency Veterinary Assistant will be central to patient care by triaging incoming patients, providing steady support to pet parents, and assisting with treatments, nursing care, and diagnostics like bloodwork and imaging. Responsibilities also include supporting credentialed staff during anesthesia/sedation cases, managing IV fluids and medications, and participating in patient rounds to ensure continuity of care.
The assistant will be the first point of contact, triaging incoming patients and providing steady support while guiding them toward care. Responsibilities include assisting with treatments, nursing care, diagnostics, and setting up/monitoring anesthesia and sedation cases alongside credentialed staff.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage patient intake via triage, conduct comprehensive physical examinations, perform necessary diagnostic measures like ultrasounds and bloodwork, and formulate diagnostic and therapeutic plans. Responsibilities also include performing minor and major emergency surgeries, endoscopic procedures, and communicating treatment options and aftercare instructions to customers.
$140,000 - $350,000 / YEAR
The Emergency Veterinary Assistant will be central to patient care, providing initial support through triage, assisting with treatments, nursing care, and diagnostics like bloodwork and imaging. Responsibilities also include supporting credentialed staff during anesthesia/sedation cases, managing IV fluids, and learning advanced skills like CPR and ultrasound.
The veterinarian will manage emergency cases from triage through diagnosis and treatment, performing necessary procedures like surgery and endoscopy while communicating plans and estimates to pet owners. Responsibilities also include conducting physical exams, ordering diagnostics like ultrasounds and bloodwork, and educating customers on aftercare.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage all incoming emergency cases, from routine to complex surgeries, treating all types of pets including exotics, while ensuring immediate patient assessment through unique triage methods. Key duties involve conducting physical exams, ordering and interpreting diagnostics, communicating diagnoses and treatment plans with customers, preparing estimates, and performing emergency surgeries and endoscopic procedures.
The veterinarian will manage emergency cases from initial triage and physical examination through diagnosis, treatment planning, and execution of minor/major surgeries and endoscopic procedures. Responsibilities also include direct communication with customers regarding diagnoses, estimates, and aftercare education.
Responsibilities include immediately seeing patients using unique triage methods, conducting comprehensive physical exams, diagnostics like ultrasounds and bloodwork, and performing minor/major emergency surgeries and endoscopic procedures. The veterinarian must also communicate diagnoses, treatment plans, and estimates directly with customers and maintain accurate medical records.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage patient care from initial triage and physical examination through diagnosis, treatment planning, and execution of procedures including minor/major emergency surgeries and endoscopy. Responsibilities also include direct communication with customers regarding diagnoses, treatment options, estimates, and aftercare education.
The Emergency Veterinarian will manage all incoming emergency cases, including performing physical examinations, diagnostics like ultrasounds and X-rays, and formulating treatment plans. Responsibilities also include performing minor and major emergency surgeries, endoscopic procedures, and communicating diagnoses and estimates directly with pet owners.
The technician will collaborate with doctors to deliver gold standard, emotionally intelligent care across a wide range of emergency cases, handling everything from initial triage to discharge. Key duties include administering nursing care, treatments, performing advanced technical procedures like IVs and anesthesia, and providing compassionate support to pet parents during stressful moments.
The assistant will provide immediate support by triaging incoming patients, guiding them toward care, and assisting with treatments, nursing duties, and diagnostics like bloodwork and imaging. They will work alongside technicians and veterinarians, supporting anesthesia cases, managing fluid therapy, and participating in patient rounds to ensure continuity of care.
