Candidates MUST have veterinary technician skills (preference given to those with surgical experience). This position requires a tech background with the ability to multi-task in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Flexibility and adaptability will be invaluable as job duties may fluctuate from day to day and even moment to moment. The ability to communicate clearly, assertively and effectively with staff and clientele is essential. Surgical experience includes: preparing animals for surgery, intubation/extubation, and monitoring anesthesia. The ideal candidate will demonstrate self-initiative and the capacity to work independently. The technician must be able to objectively evaluate clinic logistics and implement working solutions in real time. This position requires a working knowledge of pharmaceutical drugs, common animal health diseases; their symptoms, means of transmission, treatment and prevention, and basic preventative health care recommendations.

• Greet clients upon intake, ensure surgical consent forms are complete.
• Administer sedation/induction drugs to surgical patients, intubate/extubate patients, maintain controlled substance log, monitor anesthesia, dispense medication, communicate with clients (specific duties rotate daily).
• Restrain animals for physical exams and medical services/procedures.
• Discharge patients, discuss after care with clients, process payments for invoices.
• Perform daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning tasks.
• Aid in maintaining appropriate inventory levels.
• Work with shelter staff regarding appropriate care of shelter animals.
• Ensure public receives customer service that is courteous, respectful and professional.
• Actively promote spay/neuter services and educate clients on responsible pet care.
• Represent the clinic in a professional, courteous manner.
• Maintain a positive attitude.

• CVT's or candidates with on the job training (certificates/licenses NOT required as long as you have the experience) with surgical experience.
• Associate’s degree OR certification from an AVMA accredited college level in veterinary technology or Certified Veterinary Technician program is a bonus.
• Prior experience with domestic animals working in a humane organization or shelter setting.