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ARISE is a 24-hour veterinary emergency and critical care hospital in Queen Creek, AZ. We are hiring a Neurology Veterinary Technician to provide high-quality medical support to neurology patients and collaborate with specialists.
This full-time role offers extensive training, access to state-of-the-art equipment, and a clear path from Technician Assistant to Senior Veterinary Technician, with comprehensive benefits and a supportive team culture.
ARISE is hiring a full time Neurology Veterinary Technician
Schedule: Four 10-hourshiftsMonday through Thursday or Tuesday throughFridaywiththe flexibilityto workeither shifts. Start dates will be staggered depending on availability for training.
VTS Support
CE Allowance
Uniform Allowance
Paid License Renewal Fees
Paid Time Off
Employee Pet Discount
Shift/Weekend Pay Differential
Opportunity for VTNE Reimbursement
401k
Medical/Dental/Vision
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
ARISE is a 24-hour veterinary emergency and critical care (AVECCC) and specialty hospital in Queen Creek, AZ. We have the most skilled doctors in the state and provide significantly complex treatments in the western US. The teams in this department work closely with surgeons, oncologists, internists, radiologists, and a critical care team to provide the highest quality care to our patients. The hospital provides an opportunity to work with state-of-the‑art technology including, but not limited to, CT, MRI, and ultrasound. ARISE is an organization that prides itself on its core values to drive a dynamic culture. We offer a unique training program that offers many opportunities to learn and grow from Technician Assistant to our Senior Veterinary Technicians, shift leads, supervisors, and managers.
ARISE has a commitment to health and wellness, not only for our patients, but also for our staff. To help manage burnout and compassion fatigue, employees have access to an onsite social worker dedicated to their personal wellness. ARISE offers a competitive compensation package to include but not limited to: CE allowance, full health benefit packages, 401K with a company match, employee pet discounts, and Paid Time Off.
The purpose of the VeterinaryNeurologyTechnician is to providehigh qualitymedical support and nursing care to companion animal patients.The Neurology Technician works collaboratively with Neurologists, Emergency clinicians, Radiology, Surgery, and other specialty services to ensure seamless patient care throughout the diagnostic and treatment process.
Obtain complete patient histories and perform thorough nursing assessments.
Assistwith neurological examinations and accurately document findings.
Monitor patients for changes in mentation, gait, cranial nerve function, proprioception, and pain levels.
Provide nursing care for hospitalized neurology patients, including those requiring intensive monitoring.
Safely handle and restrain neurologically compromised patients using low-stress handling techniques.
Assistwith mobility support, sling walking, turning schedules, andprevention of pressure sores.
Monitor urinary function and provide bladder expression or urinary catheter care when indicated.
Maintainaccurateneurologic flow sheets and patient documentation.
Prepare neurosurgical patients for surgery.
Assistwith pre-operative and post-operative patient care.
Maintain sterile technique andassistduring neurosurgical procedures as assigned.
Monitor anesthesia during neurologic surgeries.
Recover patients safely following anesthesia while recognizing neurologic complications.
Assistwith postoperative pain management and neurological monitoring.
Proficient IV catheter placement
Use andmaintainIV pumps
Understands and carries out written and oral directions
Proficient andaccuratedrug calculations and administration
Quality nursing and husbandry care of patients
Strong working knowledge of veterinary procedures and pharmacology
Perform in‑hospital lab testing and prepare specimens for outside labs, as needed when lab tech is not available. Report diagnostic testing results to veterinarians
Perform and/orparticipatein all other diagnostics such as radiology, ultrasound, ECG, BP, and glucose monitoring
Assistveterinarians in outpatient exams by taking histories, vital signs and weights as well as providing client education
Accurately and completely record all treatments
Perform client callbacks as necessary
Maintain legally defensible medical records incooperation with veterinarians
Monitor anesthesiautilizingequipment such as pulseoximeterand electrocardiogram
Prepare patients for surgery including pre-op medications, induction/intubation, and surgery preparations
Assistveterinarian through surgery andmonitorpatients through anesthesia recovery
Keepaccurateanesthesia/surgical medical records
Effectively communicate treatment and costs to owners and collect signatures and/or verbal consent forms and treatment plans
Maintain cleanliness of surgery suite, treatmentareaand exams rooms for all surfaces, including lights, tables, cabinets,wallsand floors
Keep areas stocked with necessities
Maintain equipment cleanliness and longevity by vacuuming pet hair from keyboards,wheelsand equipment
Clean cages, provide fresh bedding regularly and sanitize the cages between patients
Discard sharps appropriately and exchange for empty containers when necessary
Log controlled drugsvia Inventory System (Cubex)
Know how to use the inventory module in our veterinary practice‑management software
Restock shelves and drawers in exam rooms and treatment area
Follow OSHA requirements
Follow practice’s health and safety protocols
Be proficient in using our veterinary practice‑management software (EzyVet,SmartFlow,Otto)
AssistCES and DA Teams (Front Desk)as necessary
Attending staff and individual meetings as scheduled
Answer incoming phone calls; respond withappropriate information; encourage patient exam/evaluation
Greet incoming clients/patients;facilitatemedical record paperwork/computer entry
Create estimates for services as requested by the doctor
Call in prescriptions asadvisedby DVM
Admit/discharge patients
Collaborate withreferringDVMs
Educate clients on hospitalization expectations and home care instructions.
Demonstrate mobilityassistance, medication administration, and rehabilitation techniques.
Provide compassionate support to clients during difficult medical situations.
Reinforce discharge instructions provided by the Neurologist.
Participates in a positive manner in all group sizes.
Refrains fromparticipatingin gossip‑leads by example.
Supportsteam members byassistingotherareas,is receptive to feedback and suggestions.
Engages in active problem‐solving vs. Problem‐identifying.
Makessuggestions related to client/patient service improvements and hospital efficiency.
Collaborate with Emergency, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Radiology, and Critical Care teams.
Assistas a technicianin other departments within the hospitalif necessary
Communicate patient updates during shift changes using standardized handoff procedures.
Assistin training new technicians and veterinary assistants.
Participate in continuing education and department training.
Neurosurgical nursing care
Postoperative patient monitoring
Critical care nursing
Pain management
Venipuncture and IV catheter placement
Medical calculations
Electronic medical record documentation
Patient handling and mobilityassistance
Client communication
Team collaboration
Critical thinking and problem solving
Seizure recognition and management
MRI and CT patient preparation
Experience equivalent to job duties and responsibilities
Excellent veterinary nursing and technical skills
Excellent communication skills – written and verbal
Strong computer skills
Strong ability to multi‐task, delegate and oversee daily workflow
Strong working knowledge of emergency veterinary medicine
Strong work ethic and professionalism
Able to properly restrain dog and cat patients for veterinary care and procedures
Able to stand, sit, bend, restrain, squat for extended periods of time
Able to function within a busy, stressful work environment in a mature, professional manner
Able to lift 60 lbs. in a safe manner
Able to type, write and verbally converse
Able toworkthe posted schedule