Veterinary Anesthesia Tech — Full-Time (Tue–Fri)

AmeriVet; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Mental health resources

401(k) match

Holidays and PTO

Free CE (RACE-approved)

Job summary

North Houston Veterinary Ophthalmology in Spring, TX is seeking an experienced Full-Time Veterinary Technician with a strong anesthesia background.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of GP or specialty experience, including induction, intubation, intra-operative monitoring, patient recovery, IV catheter placement, and pharmacy calculations, with support from a board-certified Veterinary Anesthesiologist.

Qualifications

• Veterinary Technician credential is preferred, but not required.
• Must be proficient in anesthetic induction, maintenance, and monitoring.
• Must have at least 3 years Veterinary Technician experience.
• Must be able to place IV catheters efficiently.
• Must be able to perform venipuncture.
• Must be familiar with veterinary terminology and anatomy.
• Must be familiar with specimen collection for lab submission.
• Must be well-spoken.
• Must maintain a professional appearance.

Responsibilities

• Perform anesthesia-related duties including inductions, maintenance, monitoring, and recovery.
• Accurately maintain medical records (written and electronic).
• Interact with clients, doctors, and staff in a professional manner.
• Assist during surgical procedures and related anesthesia tasks.

Skills

Anesthesia induction & monitoring

IV catheter placement

Venipuncture

Team player

Education

Veterinary Technician credential

Job description

North Houston Veterinary Ophthalmology in Spring, TX is seeking an experienced Full-Time Veterinary Technician with a strong anesthesia background.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of GP or specialty experience, including induction, intubation, intra-operative monitoring, patient recovery, IV catheter placement, and pharmacy calculations, with support from a board-certified Veterinary Anesthesiologist.