Licensed Veterinary Technician – Puppy Breath, Great Medicine, and an Amazing Team - Seven Hills Pet Hospital

AHP - NEVADA LLC•Henderson, NV

43m

About The Position

Do you love the smell of puppy breath, the challenge of a busy treatment floor, and the satisfaction of helping pets feel better? If you’re a Licensed Veterinary Technician (OR VTIT) who enjoys teamwork, thrives in a dynamic environment, and takes pride in delivering outstanding patient care, we want you on our team! At our veterinary hospital, we believe exceptional medicine starts with an exceptional team. We are seeking a Veterinary Technician who is passionate about patient care, committed to learning, and eager to contribute to a collaborative and supportive environment. If you’re looking for a place where your skills are valued and your growth is encouraged, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. The Veterinary Technician assists the doctors to the fullest possible extent, to help improve the quality of care given to the patients, and to aid the doctors in achieving greater efficiency by relieving them of technical work. The Veterinary Technician assists in multiple procedures providing care for animals including physical examinations, dental procedures, surgeries, immunizations, euthanasia, as well as client education, marketing and inventory maintenance. This position requires a working knowledge of pharmaceutical drugs, common diseases; their symptoms, means of transmission, treatment and prevention, and other basic preventative health care recommendations. This is an overview of the position and the job responsibilities listed do not encompass the entire position. The Veterinary Technician is under the direct guidance and supervision of the Hospital Team Lead and veterinarians.

Requirements

High school diploma required
Current licensure as a Veterinary Technician in Nevada
6-12 months experience working in an animal hospital in a veterinary technician position preferred, but not required
Frequently required to bend, stand, stoop, squat, kneel, walk, sit, talk, and listen. Frequently working in a bent position.
Frequently use hands to manipulate, handle, or feel; will reach with hands and arms.
Use strength or agility in capturing and restraining stronger, more active animals.
Frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Occasionally handle dogs weighing up to and over 150 lbs.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is exposed to hazards associated with aggressive patients; hazards associated with infected animals and controlled substances; exposure to unpleasant odors and noises; exposure to bites, scratches and animal wastes; possible exposure to contagious diseases.
Follow federal and state animal health laws and regulations including OSHA and DEA.
Will be exposed to potentially hazardous or unpleasant materials, including: blood, urine, feces, and vomit (at least 50% of the time); anesthetic gases (25% of the time); cleaning materials (90% of the time); medical sharps (90% of the time); radiographic exposure (25% of the time), exposure to therapy laser (10-15% of the time), and zoonotic diseases (less than 10% of the time)

Responsibilities

assists in multiple procedures providing care for animals including physical examinations, dental procedures, surgeries, immunizations, euthanasia
client education
marketing
inventory maintenance