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Are you a Veterinary Technician or Assistant with 2 years of high level experience, in search of a position with a fun and friendly team? Do you thrive in a positive, team orientated environment? If so, then this is THE practice for you. A very busy successful practice in Milwaukie is adding a Veterinary Assistant to their team. The right candidate will have a genuine positive attitude and great communication skills. Experience with dental radiology and dental cleaning is a required. Ability to operate veterinary diagnostic laboratory equipment is a must. You should enjoy a fast paced environment, have a keen knack for recognizing what needs to be done and posses the ability to accomplish it. If this sounds like you, send a cover letter stating why you want to work in a veterinary clinic along with your resume today! Veterinary Technician/Assistant Expectations Customer Service Greet clients/patients by name Give medications to clients and go over instructions and/or special directions Provide clients with information regarding flea/heartworm medications, pet insurance Answer phone with a smile Leave concise/neat messages for doctors when clients have questions Help clients carry pet/food out to car when needed Always use appropriate language in clinic and keep voice quiet Maintain a cheerful attitude Provide superior customer service Suggest products/services with clients Develop a relationship/connect with the client ERA Always greet the client and pet by name Introduce yourself and your job title Ensure rooms are loaded promptly. If the client is early ask them if they would like to wait in the waiting area or an exam room Find a way to connect with each client Make sure clients feel comfortable to call with questions or concerns after the exam. Treat each client as if they were the only client seen all day Talk to clients about all management required information, including the following: vaccines, parasite control products, fecals and food. Record all medical notes using appropriate medical terminology Provide clients with relevant education pertaining to the nature of the visit Answer any client questions within the best of your ability and authority Refer questions to the doctor that you cannot or should not answer Never make any diagnoses Always explain to the client any procedure before you begin Provide information to the doctors in a relevant and precise manner Involve the client if possible (for example, ask if children would like to listen to their pet's heart) Remain aware of the schedule for the day and amount of time spent with each client Keep the other staff aware of any cases that may need further attention in order for everyone to be prepared Maintain exam room cleanliness Lab Complete lab work for patients in the hospital before completing drop-off lab work Leave notes and inform the other employees if you must leave lab work incomplete when you go to lunch Ensure that lab notes are entered accurately and in a timely manner Ensure that the doctors are aware of completed lab work Ensure that clients are informed of lab results as appropriate Maintain lab cleanliness Ensure that boarding pets are cared for throughout the day Be familiar with the functioning of and basic troubleshooting for lab equipment Inform the supervisor of any problems with lab equipment Essential Job Functions: 1. Must be capable of working around aggressive animals. 2. Must be capable of working around all types of prescription medications. 3. Must be physically capable of lifting up to 50 lbs repeatedly throughout the day. 4. Must be capable of working around all types of animals Cats, Dogs, Birds and Exotic reptiles and other species. 5. Must be physically capable of handling dogs weighing up to 200 lbs. 6. Must be physically capable of bending, twisting, stooping, crawling, pushing pulling, reaching above and below head, climbing, squatting, standing for long periods of time, walking, sitting, listening, and talking. 7. Must be able to use hands to handle and feel and have complete finger dexterity. 8. Must be capable of performing simple mathematical equations proper medical dosages and fluid rates. 9. Must be capable of working around blood. 10. Must be capable of standing for prolonged periods of time. 11. Must be capable of working around noxious odors. 12. Must be capable of working with difficult or distraught clients. 13. Must be capable of working all hours and days as directed by management. 14. Must be able to adapt to Linwood Animal Clinics way of performing required tasks. 15. Must be capable of being a team player. 16. Must be capable of being exposed to X-ray radiation during X-ray procedures. 17. Must be capable of working in the presence of anesthetic gases. 18. Must be capable of multitasking. 19. Must be capable of working 4 days per week Monday through Saturdays as assigned by management and split shifts on a rotating basis on Sundays to care for boarding animals Compensation is based on experience.

Seeking a positive, high energy, highly qualified full time Associate Veterinarian, with a minimum of 2 year experience, to join our AAHA accredited small animal 4 doctor practice. We are located in beautiful sunny Klamath Falls Oregon. Klamath Falls is located about 25 miles north of the California border in central southern Oregon. With over 300 days per year of sunshine, surrounding lakes and mountains there is plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. We are a very busy, fast paced small animal clinic, currently caring for mostly dogs and cats and few pocket pets. We are open 6 days a week and see an average of 60 patients per day. With the closest emergency/specialty hospital 1 ½ hours away, we handle emergencies, perform around 10-15 surgeries and up to 3-4 dentals each day. We are the only clinic in Klamath County to have our own CT scanner in hospital and a very extensive in-house laboratory. You can learn more about us at CPCKFALLS.COM. A Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited university with licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Oregon with no restrictions is required. You must have or be able to attain a valid DEA license. New associate job responsibilities include: Develop a rapport with clients and determine their needs and wishes. Perform thorough physical examinations including diagnostic, medical, surgical and dental procedures in a way that will deliver the highest quality care while minimizing patient stress, pain and discomfort. Educate clients on preventative health care, including vaccines and appropriate nutritional products. Explain physical examination findings and communicate to the client a diagnosis of the pet's condition/needs. Generate and present a treatment plan with an estimate for the pet when necessary. Maintain client, patient medical and surgical records and make certain all necessary logs are kept up-to-date through established hospital protocols. Assist colleagues in follow-up and future management of patients. Stay up-to-date with new medical information and changes in veterinary medicine. Attend continuing education classes and complete at least 20 hours of accredited CE per year. Assist in the development of team members to ensure the delivery of the highest quality care and exceptional client service. Positively represent the hospital in the professional community and to the general public. Maintain a positive and professional attitude/work ethic while promoting a healthy team work environment. Hospital Equipment/Diagnostic Capabilities: Epica Pico High Definition 3D Volumetric Imaging (Fluoroscopy & CT Scanning) Aesculight CO2 Surgical Laser Oncura Ultrasound with telemedicine support Heska/Cuattro CloudDR High Definition Digital Radiography Companion Class 4 Therapy Laser Veterinary Implants Star Locking TPLO Hardware, Bone Saw & Drill system 2 High Speed Dental Units 4 Anesthesia Machines and Surgical Monitors Oxygen Generators Hallowell Ventilator Ligasure Unit Heska and Vet Pro IV Pumps Midmark IV Fluid Warmer Pet Brooder/ICU unit Henry Schein Impromed Practice Management Software and Paperless Medical Records Extensive in-house laboratory: Heska Chemistry Element DC5X Heska Hematology - Element HT5HemaTrue Heska Immunoassay - Element i Heska Coagulation - Element COAG Heska Blood Gas & Electrolyte - Element POC IDEXX - SNAP SHOT Pro IDEXX- Vet Lab UA Analyzer Benefits include; VIN and AVMA Yearly Membership Dues and AVMA PLIT Insurance Premiums. 40 Hours Per Year Paid Time Off with an Additional 60 Hours of Non-Paid Time Off. 4 day work weeks, Mon-Sat with a rotating shift. 23% commission based pay with few exceptions. 401(k) Retirement Plan include a Safe Harbor and Profit Sharing option. We share a local emergency service with 7 other clinics in town. Typically each of our doctors are required to be available 2-4 nights per month to take emergency calls and possibly see patients from 7PM to 8AM. Please email your resume and reference to .

Our fun, friendly two doctor clinic in Keizer, Oregon is looking to hire a veterinarian with a commitment to excellent medicine, impeccable ethics, a great sense of humor and a compassionate manner. We offer excellent mentorship for new grads and a place where experienced doctors are welcomed and encouraged to share their tips and knowledge. Our doctors work collaboratively and our clinic is best suited to a doctor who will enjoy being part of a team. Our clinic is well equipped and offers room to develop your special interests and skills. Our clinic sees approximately 20% exotics, including birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, rodents, etc. Depending on the interest level of the new doctor, schedules could be tailored to provide anywhere from 0-100% exotic patients. A bit more about our practice: We are independent Our facility is beautiful and only four years old The practice has been in Keizer for nearly 30 years Four large exam rooms with natural light and a sink in each room Well equipped surgery suite with separate heat pump for doctor comfort Recent Hitachi Aloka ultrasound New IDEXX ImageVue DR50 direct digital radiography and x-ray generator New Class IV therapy laser by Companion Animal Health Bovi electro-surgical unit Well-trained and friendly team Our prices are fair, meaning most clients will follow our treatment plans Busy clinic, offering a wide variety of cases

Veterinarian - Southern Oregon Animal Hospital of Grants Pass is a progressive, three doctor, small animal practice located in Southern Oregon. Our wonderful practice is well established. Come work with a fun staff and practice quality healthcare for companion animals with dedicated owners. Enjoy a sensational quality of life, high pay along with a rewarding career. We are located in the magnificent southern Oregon region. To Apply: Contact Randy Webster, DVM by email: .

Certified Veterinary Technician or Veterinary Technician (non certified). In addition to our regular small animal practice, we see a variety of exotic mammals including big cats. Most of our technicians describe their first time working on a big cat as an exhilarating experience. If working on wildcats is on your bucket list, join Compass Veterinary Clinic. Dr Connolly is not only the medical director at Compass, she is also the staff veterinarian at Wildcat Ridge Sanctuary. We're seeking a Super Hero Veterinary Technician to join our practice. Join a team of friendly, fun loving, highly motivated professionals dedicated to providing exceptional patient and client experiences. Our focus is on high quality medicine in a Fear Free environment. If you're not already Fear Free certified, don't worry. We'll train you in the techniques and protocols to help you earn your certification. Plus we'll pay your on-line tuition. We would like a warm, outgoing CVT or Vet Tech with outstanding client communication skills, demonstrated technical skills, compassion, a meticulous attention to detail, and a positive attitude to join our growing team. You must have prior experience in a veterinary clinic. Prior experience with Impromed or another paperless veterinary software application is a plus. Skills and Qualifications: Compassion for animals and their owners. Demonstrated excellence in customer service and client communication. Proven decision making skills. Ability to work a flexible schedule, which includes evenings, weekends, and holidays. Be able to lift up to 40 lbs. Be aware of the potential for exposure to hazards such as allergens, contagious diseases, barking dogs, odors, bites, scratches, and animal waste - and follow appropriate protocols and procedures to minimize or eliminate risk. Be able to perform the physical and mental duties of the job with or without accommodation. If a CVT, demonstrated proficiency in all aspects of certification. Imagine working in a clinic where your skills are valued and utilized. As a Compass technician, you're involved from exam to surgery: Patient TPR- Be the initial point of contact in the exam room and take patient histories. Log TPR and pertinent history/presenting concerns in patient medical record. Surgical Prep - Clean and prep patients for surgery, including administration of pre-surgical meds, placement of IV Catheter, intubation. Log all steps/meds in medical record. Assisting in Surgery -Assist veterinarians in surgery including patient monitoring and logging TPR and pertinent levels. Monitor hospitalized patients - meticulous monitoring of recovering and hospitalized patients. Continued logging in medical record. Equipment and instrument maintenance - follow clinic protocols to clean and sterilize packs. Follow manufacturer and clinic protocols to maintain and calibrate certain equipment when required. Administer medications - including vaccines, when authorized by veterinarian. Care for Boarding Animals - we have a very small boarding facility and everyone helps with the care and feeding of the boarders. Most boarders are kitties. Clinic cleaning and maintenance - typical clinic cleaning and maintenance of the areas under your care. Daily call backs - Call clients daily to insure compliance, satisfaction, and to answer any concerns they may have. Other duties and typical roles for a tech as assigned by management. This list is not intended to be all-inclusive. Achieve a work/life balance with a 4 day by 10 hour schedule! As one of the official veterinary clinics for Wildcat Ridge Sanctuary, we often see wildcats, including cougars, tigers, servals, and cheetahs. Work with two great veterinarians who are laser focused on quality medicine, unparalleled client communications, and high end diagnostics. Bring your experience and your "A" game, because we're bringing ours. We offer a competitive compensation package, 401(k) with an employer match (after waiting period), Medical, PTO plus paid holidays, CE for licensed techs, and more. We provide your branded scrubs. PLEASE SEND RESUME AND COVER LETTER. Compensation commensurate with experience, skill level, qualifications, and certifications. Job Type: Full-time Salary: $16.00 to $22.00 /hour