Vet Tech - Teaching Hospital (Neurology/Oncology)

Washington State University; Pullman (WA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital seeks skilled Veterinary Technicians to support clinicians and veterinary students in Neurology and Oncology services. You will maintain daily patient records, reflect procedures and medications, and assist in diagnostic and therapeutic workflows.

You will use the hospital information system to record charges and medical records, manage pharmaceutical inventory, and help teach students in the professional degree program, contributing to

Qualifications

• Veterinary Technician positions with the College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Teaching Hospital provide skilled veterinary technical support and assist clinicians and fourth-year students in patient care.
• Candidates must be able to use electronic medical records system to accurately reflect patient charges and medical records.
• May order, track and maintain supplies of pharmaceuticals and consumable inventory; may teach/lead students in the professional degree program.

Responsibilities

• Neurology: provide veterinary technical support in management, diagnosis and treatment of neurological patients; assist with examinations, phlebotomy, patient monitoring, and anesthesia as needed.
• Oncology: provide veterinary technical support for patient management and treatment; assist during examinations and diagnostic procedures and administer anesthetics as directed.

Skills

Clinical support

EMR usage

Record keeping

Inventory management

Student instruction

Job description

Washington State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital seeks skilled Veterinary Technicians to support clinicians and veterinary students in Neurology and Oncology services. You will maintain daily patient records, reflect procedures and medications, and assist in diagnostic and therapeutic workflows.

You will use the hospital information system to record charges and medical records, manage pharmaceutical inventory, and help teach students in the professional degree program, contributing to