Experienced Technician - Lombard Veterinary Hospital

Lombardvet; Lombard (IL); On-site; USD 38,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Lombard Veterinary Hospital in Lombard, IL seeks a Veterinary Technician to support inpatient and outpatient care alongside veterinarians. You will assist in exam rooms by taking histories, vitals, weights, preparing vaccines, collecting samples, running tests, providing client education, and assisting with restraint.

Technicians directly influence doctors’ productivity, client service, and patient care, and play a key role in communicating with clients in person and by phone for follow-up care

Job description

\"Every day, we serve our community through quality veterinary care because your family is our family\". Our core values are Professionalism, Appreciation, Reliability, Teamwork. We follow these core values to ensure we provide the best possible experience for our clients and their pets!

About Us:

Lombard Veterinary Hospital was established in June 1959 by Dr. Paul and Mary Jo Arndt to provide the animal population of greater DuPage County with a complete health care facility. Some of our clients remember the early days when Dr. Arndt’s family lived in the apartment upstairs. Ownership passed to the youngest daughter, Dr. Georgianne Arndt Ludwig, in October 2012. We are a full-service, American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited veterinary hospital, capable of handling most medical and surgical cases. Our experienced staff includes 12 Veterinarians and a support staff of 50+ team members. AAHA accreditation means we hold ourselves to the highest standards of veterinary medical service, which we are extremely proud of.

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Job Description:

A Veterinary Technician directly handles inpatient and outpatient care, working hand-in-hand with veterinarians. The technician assists in exam rooms by taking patients’ history, vital signs, and weight; preparing vaccines; collecting samples and running diagnostic tests; providing client education; and assisting with animal restraint. Technicians also may see their own appointments for procedures such as suture removal, nail trim, vaccine administration when a doctor exam is not required, long-term medication monitoring testing, surgery admission and discharge, and boarding check-in exams. Technicians directly impact doctors’ productivity, client service, and patient care. Technicians play a key role in communicating with clients in person and by phone for follow-up care and patient monitoring.