Emergency Vet Assistant – Fast-Paced, Growth & Benefits

MedVet; Worthington (OH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Benefits

Vision & Dental

401k Match

PTO

Uniform Allowance

Employee Pet Discounts

Short-Term Disability

CE Opportunities

Job summary

MedVet is seeking an Urgent Care Veterinary Assistant to join its fast-paced clinical team. You will be involved in initial patient assessments, assist with procedures, monitor anesthesia, and provide client education on medications and home care for hospitalized patients.

Prior veterinary experience is required; emergency exposure is preferred. The role offers comprehensive health benefits and opportunities for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Prior veterinary experience required; emergency experience desirable.
• Proficient in calculations (drugs, dosages, conversions).
• Flexibility with work hours and ability to take on additional shifts as needed.
• Ability to stay efficient in a fast-paced environment; multitasking skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Record and deliver organized rounds; discuss cases and gather information.
• Evaluate incoming patients and prioritize based on assessment.
• Collaborate with patient care team on treatment plans and nursing care.
• Provide client education on home care, meds, and hospital updates.
• Assist DVM with patient assessment, treatment, and procedures.
• Monitor hospitalized patients and provide nursing care.
• Induce and monitor anesthesia and sedation procedures.
• Perform in-house and prepare samples for external testing.

Skills

Veterinary experience

Anesthesia monitoring

Fast-paced work

Client communication

Tools

Laboratory testing

Job description

MedVet is seeking an Urgent Care Veterinary Assistant to join its fast-paced clinical team. You will be involved in initial patient assessments, assist with procedures, monitor anesthesia, and provide client education on medications and home care for hospitalized patients.

Prior veterinary experience is required; emergency exposure is preferred. The role offers comprehensive health benefits and opportunities for professional growth.