Registered Veterinary Technician - Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands - CA

Veterinary Innovative Partners•Redlands, CA

5h•$26 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

The Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands is seeking a Registered Veterinary Technician to join their team. This role is for individuals passionate about animal care and who want to maintain that passion throughout their career. The center specializes in emergency and critical care for animals, operating 24/7 to serve pet owners in Redlands and the Inland Empire. The mission is to provide veterinary care teams with the resources, mentorship, and autonomy needed to thrive personally and professionally, ensuring the best possible care for pets.

Requirements

Must be a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT), with a valid license in California.
Associate's degree in Veterinary Technology or equivalent from an accredited program.
Strong knowledge of veterinary medical practices, procedures, and terminology.
Proficiency in compassionately handling and restraining animals, including those exhibiting stress or fear.
Ability to work well under pressure, multitask, and prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Proficiency in using veterinary software for patient records and medical documentation.
Physical capability to lift, carry, and restrain animals of varying sizes.

Nice To Haves

Lifelong learner
Passionate about being part of a supportive team
Quirky and pet-obsessed

Responsibilities

Collaborate with a team of veterinarians, other veterinary technicians, and support staff to ensure seamless patient care and client service.
Help veterinarians with patient exams, procedures, and surgeries, ensuring all equipment and supplies are prepared and ready.
Administer medications, vaccinations, lab tests, and treatments as prescribed by veterinarians.
Monitor anesthesia and patient vitals during surgical and dental procedures.
Provide compassionate nursing care to hospitalized and recovering patients, including wound management, IV catheterization, and fluid therapy.
Operate and maintain diagnostic equipment, such as radiography and ultrasound machines.
Communicate with pet owners, explain treatment plans, provide updates on patient status, and address any questions or concerns.
Maintain accurate and detailed patient records, treatment plans, and medical histories.