Neurology Vet Tech: Elevate Care & Skills (Flexible Hours)

BluePearl Pet Hospital; Sandy Springs (GA); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pet insurance

Continuing education

Paid time off

Career development

Job summary

BluePearl Specialty + Emergency Pet Hospital is seeking an exceptional Neurology Veterinary Technician to join our fast-paced team in the Sandy Springs area. You will work with experts in neurology and anesthesia, performing CRI setups, anesthesia management, and imaging preparation, while delivering high‑quality nursing care.

We support professional growth through talent development programs, continuing education opportunities, and access to veterinary journals.

Qualifications

• Licensed veterinary technician or equivalent certification (RVT/CVT).
• Strong knowledge of veterinary neurology and anesthesia monitoring.
• Experience with CRI setup, infusion calculations, and patient care.
• Ability to monitor and assist during MRI/CT procedures.

Responsibilities

• Set up constant rate infusions (CRI).
• Induce, monitor, and recover anesthesia.
• Prepare for MRI and CT procedures.
• Discharge neuro patients with owner education and home care guidance.
• Provide nursing care to stable patients per hospital standards.
• Calculate medical dosages and fluid administration.
• Perform client education and gather histories for clinicians.

Skills

Neurology knowledge

Anesthesia monitoring

IV catheterization

Critical care nursing

Education

RVT/CVT certification or equivalent

Veterinary technician degree

Tools

MRI procedures

CT procedures

Intravenous fluid pumps

Job description

BluePearl Specialty + Emergency Pet Hospital is seeking an exceptional Neurology Veterinary Technician to join our fast-paced team in the Sandy Springs area. You will work with experts in neurology and anesthesia, performing CRI setups, anesthesia management, and imaging preparation, while delivering high‑quality nursing care.

We support professional growth through talent development programs, continuing education opportunities, and access to veterinary journals.