3 veterinary jobs found in roanoke

Job Description Under the supervision of an LVT, the Veterinary Assistant participates in: Engaging and communicating with clients with compassion and care Deliver high-quality medical care to our patients under the supervision Proper animal restraint Assist the doctor start to finish with patient treatments, procedures and activities Obtain quality blood samples for diagnostic testing Assist Veterinary Technicians in-house x-ray and laboratory procedures to assist in diagnosis and treatment Clean hospital treatment areas Restock hospital supplies Maintain hospital laundry Be up for the occasional wild card!

Job Description Deliver high-quality and compassionate medical care to our patients. Responsible for coordinating nursing care of our hospitalized patients with our veterinary assistants. Assisting doctors with procedures such as wound repairs. Carryout treatment plans prescribed by the veterinarian including urinary and IV catheters, MILA catheters, feeding tubes, administering medications, and blood transfusions. Perform in-house diagnostics including Idexx lab machines and radiographs. Perform anesthesia for procedures and emergency surgeries. Properly perform all aspects of CPR. Communicate and engage with clients with compassion and care. Be valued by your team members and doctors that you work with. Be able to fully utilize the skills you have and be willing to learn new things to grow as a technician.

Job Description Deliver high-quality and compassionate medical care to our patients. Responsible for coordinating nursing care of our hospitalized patients with our veterinary assistants. Assisting doctors with procedures such as wound repairs. Carryout treatment plans prescribed by the veterinarian including urinary and IV catheters, MILA catheters, feeding tubes, administering medications, and blood transfusions. Perform in-house diagnostics including Idexx lab machines and radiographs. Perform anesthesia for procedures and emergency surgeries. Properly perform all aspects of CPR. Communicate and engage with clients with compassion and care. Be valued by your team members and doctors that you work with. Be able to fully utilize the skills you have and be willing to learn new things to grow as a technician.