Ambulatory Technician

B.w.-Furlong-; Loxahatchee Groves (FL); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & welfare benefits (medical, 2/

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k with employer contribution

Profit sharing

Paid time off

CE annual allowance with paid time off

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Rock Lane Management, LLC is hiring an Ambulatory Technician to support equine veterinarians during farm visits and in-hospital caseloads. The role emphasizes handling horses, assisting with procedures, and maintaining equipment.

The ideal candidate has strong horsemanship, a collaborative mindset, and a willingness to learn. Training is provided; position is seasonal with potential year-round opportunity.

Qualifications

• Excellent horse-handling skills are mandatory.
• Outstanding team attitude and work ethic.
• Good time management and multitasking abilities.
• Technologically proficient and able to use practice software.
• Excellent handling of emergency situations.
• Capable of heavy lifting (hay, bags, muck).
• Education/experience in equine medicine or care is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist veterinarians with ambulatory and hospital caseload (joint injections, lameness exams, pre-purchase exams, imaging).
• Handle, lunge, and jog horses; prep joints; use diagnostic imaging equipment.
• Stock and manage ambulatory inventory and equipment.
• Manage daily schedule and appointments; schedule follow-ups and calls.
• Operate HVMS software to track client history, reports, appointments, and invoices.
• Run in-house labs or prepare samples for external labs.
• Communicate effectively with clients; provide client education as needed.

Skills

Horse-handling

Team attitude

Time management

Multitasking

Technological proficiency

Emergency handling

Heavy lifting

Education

Veterinary technician certification

Tools

HVMS software

Job description

Employment Opportunity: Ambulatory Technician (LOX)Employer: Rock Lane Management, LLCEmployment start date: ImmediateEmployment type: Non-Exempt, Seasonally Full TimeWho are we?For over 40 years, B.W. Furlong & Associates has provided world-class equine veterinary services in Oldwick, NJ with additional locations in Ocala/Wellington, FL and Middleburg, VA.We pride ourselves on being progressive leaders who deliver the ultimate in veterinary care with a team of 19 highly skilled clinicians, including specialists in internal medicine, reproduction, sports medicine, and surgery. The backbone of our practice are our veterinary assistants and technicians, who work to ensure that patients receive the highest level of veterinary care.We invest in our team, fostering growth and skill development in a supportive atmosphere, and can proudly identify a number of technicians who have advanced into new roles throughout their time working in the practice. We encourage strong relationships through advanced training, team building activities, events, and a culture of open communication.Where are we?In the winter months, a number of our veterinarians and technicians pack their bags and relocate to sunny south Florida, practicing in and around Wellington, FL. In the winter months, Wellington is the equine capital of the world, based on the influx of horses to compete in winter show circuits. Our office is located in Loxahatchee, just minutes from Wellington and the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Our 10 acre property houses our imaging center, barn, and office space.What will you be doing?We are looking to add to our team in preparation for the growing demand during the winter show season. Ambulatory Technicians assist veterinarians during farm visits in a number of ways; handling horses, setting up veterinary equipment, managing truck inventory, preparing patients for procedures, and assisting with billing. This position is well suited for someone looking to move into the equine veterinary industry, with either a background working in a show barn setting, experience assisting veterinarians, or a formal education/certification as a veterinary technician. We are happy to provide training for the right person; someone who has exceptional horsemanship and organizational skills. The ideal candidate will enjoy working closely with veterinarians, learning something new every day, and will have a passion for providing world class care for our patients and clients. We ask that you are dependable, responsible, and willing to work hard.The schedule for this position is 5-6 days a week, for approximately 40-45 hours a week. Flexibility is necessary in order to accommodate staffing needs. This position is full time and seasonal from approximately October to May. For the right candidate, a year round position may be available, though the hours may be less than full-time in the off season. Training may be provided in our Oldwick, NJ hospital prior to employment beginning in Florida; travel and accommodations will be covered during training.Our compensation package includes: hourly compensation starting at $20/hr, discounted veterinary services and products, and logo wear. A full time, non seasonal position also includes health & welfare benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a student loan repayment program, 401k with 3% employer contribution, profit sharing, Paid Time Off (annual and CE), Employee Assistance Program, and CE annual allowance with paid time off.Brendan W. Furlong, MVB, Equine Veterinarian, P.A, d/b/a B.W. Furlong & Associates, provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, religion, age, disability, gender identity, results of genetic testing, or service in the military. Equal employment opportunity applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leave of absence, compensation, and training.Please submit your cover letter and resume via email to Jessica Yuritch, Field Services Manager, at [e-mail] veterinarian with ambulatory and hospital caseload, including, but not limited to, joint injections, lameness exams, pre-purchase examinations, and imaging. This would include handling, lunging, and jogging horses, prepping joints, preparing & using diagnostic imaging equipment, etc.Stock and manage ambulatory inventory & equipmentManage daily schedule and appointments, including scheduling follow-ups and phone callsOperate HVMS software to track and maintain up-to-date client history, reports, appointments, and invoicesRun in-house labs or prepare samples to go outCommunicate effectively with clientsAdditional responsibilities as neededQualificationsExcellent horse-handling skills are mandatory, including handling of sedated horses, ability to jog horses in hand, and proficiency in lunging horsesAn outstanding team attitude, work ethic, and desire to learnEducation & work background in equine medicine & careGood time management and multitasking skillsTechnologically proficientExcellent handling emergency situationsCapable of heavy lifting, including hay bales, feed bags, and muck buckets