Emergency Veterinary Assistant — Grow in ER Medicine
VEG ER for Pets
Greenwich (CT)
On-site
USD 27,552 - 59,236
Full time
14 days+
Application generator
Stand out for this role — generate a tailored resume and cover letter in about a minute.
Get past ATS filters
Benefits offered by this job
Competitive compensation including 401K match
Comprehensive health and wellness benefits
Paid parental leave
Flexible work schedules
Generous employee referral program
Job summary
A veterinary care service in Greenwich, Connecticut is looking for an Emergency Veterinary Assistant to provide immediate support to pets and their owners. This role involves triaging patients, assisting with treatments and diagnostics, and offering comfort during emergencies. Candidates should have a high school diploma, ideally with experience in veterinary assistance. The position offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and ample opportunities for growth in veterinary emergency medicine.
Qualifications
1+ years in a veterinary assistant role, preferably in emergency.
Excellent communicator, especially with pet parents and colleagues.
Ability to work well in a noisy environment and fast-paced setting.
Responsibilities
Triage incoming patients and guide them toward care.
Assist with treatments and monitor anesthesia cases.
Manage IV fluids and medication administration.
Skills
Empathetic communication
Basic computer skills
Fine motor skills
Ability to lift heavy weights
Education
High school diploma or equivalent
Enrolled in AVMA-accredited veterinary technology program
Job description
A veterinary care service in Greenwich, Connecticut is looking for an Emergency Veterinary Assistant to provide immediate support to pets and their owners. This role involves triaging patients, assisting with treatments and diagnostics, and offering comfort during emergencies. Candidates should have a high school diploma, ideally with experience in veterinary assistance. The position offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and ample opportunities for growth in veterinary emergency medicine.