Emergency Veterinary Technician: Critical Care & Growth

BluePearl Pet Hospital; Summerville (SC); Sur place; USD 28 000 - 55 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance

Pet insurance discounts

401k and retirement planning

Résumé du poste

BluePearl Pet Hospital in Summerville, SC is hiring experienced Veterinary Technicians for our busy Emergency and Critical Care department. This role offers a competitive pay range of $20.00 to $40.00 per hour and opportunities to advance through our competency leveling system.

As an Emergency Veterinary Technician, you will induce anesthesia, monitor patients, perform radiographs, manage vital signs, assist with CPR, place IV catheters, and mentor teammates while delivering compassionate care

Qualifications

• Experience as a Veterinary Technician in emergency/critical care.
• Ability to induce and monitor anesthesia, and recover patients.
• Proficient in performing radiography and interpreting vitals.
• Capable of initiating CPR and managing critical situations.

Responsabilités

• Induce, monitor and recover anesthesia in patients.
• Triage emergency cases and obtain vitals.
• Perform digital radiography with proper technique.
• Monitor and interpret vital signs and alert Veterinarian as needed.
• Identify at-risk patients and initiate CPR when required.
• Administer medications and calculate dosages accurately.

Connaissances

Anesthesia monitoring

Vital signs interpretation

Radiography

CPR readiness

Phlebotomy

IV catheter placement

Mentoring

Empathy toward clients

Outils

Digital radiography

Description du poste

BluePearl Pet Hospital in Summerville, SC is hiring experienced Veterinary Technicians for our busy Emergency and Critical Care department. This role offers a competitive pay range of $20.00 to $40.00 per hour and opportunities to advance through our competency leveling system.

As an Emergency Veterinary Technician, you will induce anesthesia, monitor patients, perform radiographs, manage vital signs, assist with CPR, place IV catheters, and mentor teammates while delivering compassionate care