Veterinary Technician: Radiology & Internal Medicine
Washington State University
Pullman (WA)
On-site
USD 45,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prominent university in the region is seeking skilled Veterinary Technicians to provide comprehensive technical support in patient care within their Veterinary Teaching Hospital. This role includes maintaining patient records, performing diagnostic imaging, administering medications, and instructing students in veterinary practices. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant degree from an AVMA-accredited institution and demonstrate strong patient advocacy and technical skills. Competitive benefits are offered, and applicants must meet specific state licensing requirements.
Qualifications
Graduation from an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)-accredited school in veterinary technology.
Licensure as a veterinary technician in another state and 36 months of experience.
Must pass WSU radiation safety training exam the first time.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support in patient care and treatments.
Perform diagnostic imaging and administer medications.
Instruct and model good veterinary nursing care.
Skills
Patient care support
Technical support in radiology
Anesthetic administration
Education
Graduation from AVMA-accredited school
DVM or VMD degree
Tools
RIS/PACS
CT and MRI equipment
Job description
A prominent university in the region is seeking skilled Veterinary Technicians to provide comprehensive technical support in patient care within their Veterinary Teaching Hospital. This role includes maintaining patient records, performing diagnostic imaging, administering medications, and instructing students in veterinary practices. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant degree from an AVMA-accredited institution and demonstrate strong patient advocacy and technical skills. Competitive benefits are offered, and applicants must meet specific state licensing requirements.