Veterinary Assistant - Growth, Team Impact & Benefits

United Veterinary Care; Chattanooga (TN); On-site; USD 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Short Term Disability

Life Insurance $25,000

Headspace Employee Assistance Program

401K with company match

Medical Insurance

Flexible Spending Account or Health

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Long Term Disability

Team Member Discounts

Paid timeoff

Referral Bonus Program

DailyPay on Demand

Job summary

United Veterinary Care partner hospital in Chattanooga is seeking a Veterinary Assistant to support doctors and technicians in patient care and client service. The role emphasizes learning and growth within the profession, with a collaborative team environment.

You will handle animal restraints, assist with treatments and diagnostics, document health histories, keep areas clean, restock supplies, and continuously expand your knowledge and skills.

Qualifications

• 2 years of professional experience in a veterinary clinical setting (CSR, kennel attendant, vet assistant, other), preferred
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to solve problems
• Ability to handle stressful situations and prioritize tasks effectively
• A team player, have patience and maintain a positive attitude

Responsibilities

• Animal handling and restraint
• Assist doctors and technicians with medical treatments, diagnostic tests, and procedures
• Obtain health history from clients and ensure documentation is accurate and complete within the electronic medical record
• Maintain cleanliness of treatment and patient areas
• Restock and organize medical supplies
• Constantly advance your knowledgebase and skill set

Skills

Communication

Problem solving

Stress management

Team player

Job description

United Veterinary Care partner hospital in Chattanooga is seeking a Veterinary Assistant to support doctors and technicians in patient care and client service. The role emphasizes learning and growth within the profession, with a collaborative team environment.

You will handle animal restraints, assist with treatments and diagnostics, document health histories, keep areas clean, restock supplies, and continuously expand your knowledge and skills.