10 veterinary jobs found in georgia

Interested in a short work day and week? How about no emergency calls, no boarding, and minimal to no hospitalization? We practice ethical medicine (we are a no declaw practice) while focusing on OUR quality of life as well as our patients'. We work hard but smart so that we allow for excellent patient care and client education while preserving our personal time. We specialize in complex disease management, heavy in internal medical and behavioral problems. Dr Globerman, who graduated from the University of Florida in 1999, has been practicing feline medicine for over 17 years along with certified cat behavior consultant Ingrid Johnson. Together, they micromanage each cat's quality of life from every aspect and help their owners understand what their cat needs and why. Education and hands on instruction are the hallmark of our success. Our appointments for new clients and patients are one hour since there is so much to learn about each patient and then teach each owner about what their cat needs to thrive. Regular appointments are 30 minutes. We never double book. Clients come to us because they want to treat; they want to do something for their cat(s). Too many vets do not give owners the knowledge or options of what to do with a diagnosis, if they even obtain one. We value continuing education for ourselves so that we stay current for our clients who have high expectations of our knowledge and abilities. We want to pass on all that we have learned to an associate veterinarian who is eager to practice and learn the intricacies of feline medicine and what we have learned over the 17 years. We welcome new ideas and ways to improve upon what and how we care for our patients and their owners. We hope a new Vet Tech will bring knowledge and skills to add to our acumen. We encourage all interested applicants, but prefer someone with at least one year of experience. However, a passion for feline medicine and behavior is all that we require; we can do the rest! We offer a competitive salary, two weeks vacation and other benefits.

Establish, but always growing veterinary practice in the Roswell area, looking to grow our veterinary nursing team. Looking for passionate, hard working folks, wanting to be there for the animal community. Great clinic to learn and fine tune your skills. In search of someone with excellent veterinary nursing experience and a winning personality. Perfect candidate would have the following attributes: -Punctual -Compassionate -Excellent customer service -Able to prioritize and multitask -Self starter -Takes pride in their work -Team player -Proficient in animal nursing -Minimum of 1 year vet tech experience Competitive employee package based on experience and skill set - vacation available 6 months into employement, retirement plan, personal days, health insurance, pet care package, holiday pay, bonus and more! Really excited to meet you! Send your resume over today! Let's do what we do best and help these fur kids be their best!

Athens Veterinary Surgery Center (Athens, GA) is looking for a Part-Time Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Assistant. The ideal candidates must have at least 1 year of small animal veterinary hospital experience as a veterinary technician or veterinary assistant. The successful employee has the ability to be a team player, multitask, quickly prioritize, problem solve, and handle stressful situations while maintaining a positive outlook. As part of the team you are expected to provide the highest level of care by monitoring and ensuring our patients' comfort and well-being. Key nursing skills can include but are not limited to proper physical restraint, venipuncture, IV catheter placement, laboratory testing (CBC, chemistry, urinalysis, serology, fecal), drug calculations, administering medication, fluid therapy, anesthesia monitoring, taking radiographs, and maintaining logs. Excellent written and oral communication, basic math skills and computer literacy is a must along with a dedication to lifelong learning and continuous improvement. Must be able to provide exceptional service to clients and referring veterinarians. Typical hours of operation are Monday thru Friday. Additional requirements/information: Must be at least 18 years of age Must have High School Diploma/GED or equivalent The ability to lift to 50 lbs. Has reliable transportation Exposure to potential hazards associated with pets and veterinary care such as bites, scratches, noises, odors, allergens, animal waste, contagious diseases, biohazards, chemical hazards, anesthetic agents, and radiation (x-ray). WE ARE A DRUG FREE, SMOKE FREE, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Athens, Georgia has been ranked by Forbes and Outside Magazine as one of the top places to live in America. Athens is home to the University of Georgia, one of the premiere academic institutions in the country. Athens is known for its vibrant college atmosphere, Southeastern Conference Football, exceptional restaurants, competitive cycling, art, and a legendary music scene. It is the birthplace of REM and the B-52s. The Athens area is also home to the Medical College of Georgia Athens Campus, Piedmont College, University of North Georgia, Athens Technical College, The Georgia Museum of Art, The State Botanical Gardens, Memorial Park, Sandy Creek Park and Nature Center, The Classic Center, The Morton Theater, and the Georgia Theater. Atlanta and the scenic north Georgia Mountains are just over an hour away.

Posting Details Applications will be accepted until midnight (Eastern Time Zone) on the 'Posting End Date' shown below. Position Information Job Title Attending Veterinarian and Assistant Professor of Instruction, Biomedical Sciences Applications Accepted From Public: Open to the Public Special Instructions to Applicants This position is eligible for the following benefits: medical, vision, dental, basic and supplemental life, winter break closure, paid holidays, educational benefits for you and eligible dependents, sick leave, vacation, and retirement. Posting Number F Job Description The Attending Veterinarian (AV) and Assistant Professor of Instruction has a leadership role and primary responsibility for stewarding the university's Veterinary Care Program for animals used for teaching, testing, and research, in accord with federal and accreditation requirements. The AV provides clinical care along with support for researchers and Lab Animal Resources personnel through training, consultation, inspections, and reporting. The AV is also expected to assist researchers in experimental design and implementation, thereby enabling increased levels of extramural grant funding. This individual will also contribute in a significant way to the educational mission of the university through instruction in the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. Ohio University's animal care program is concentrated at its campus in Athens, Ohio. Teaching activities associated with this position can potentially be carried out at Heritage College facilities on the university's campuses in Athens and/or Dublin, Ohio. 1. Provide oversight and guidance on all aspects of the Veterinary Care Program as required by federal regulation and AAALAC accreditation. Oversee and provide clinical care of all animals used in research, testing, and teaching. Oversee all aspects of pain/distress relief and euthanasia. Provide or coordinate timely medical care and emergency veterinary care at all times, including weekends and holidays. Oversee and provide input on preventative medicine and health surveillance programs. Oversee surgical programs and perioperative/postoperative care. Schedule regular animal facility visitations to observe animals and communicate with Lab Animal Resources staff on current status and issues. Provide guidance and support for domestic and international animal shipments. 2. Support activities as specified by regulation in support of the university's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee ( IACUC ). Attend all IACUC meetings and serve as a voting member. Provide training on regulatory requirements and best practice as needed for IACUC members, researchers, and staff. Provide input to researchers on IACUC protocol development and review. Consult with researchers on minimizing animal pain and distress. Ensure personnel performing surgical procedures are appropriately qualified and trained, and provide training when needed. Participate in semi-annual program reviews and facility inspections of all university facilities where animals are housed or used in research, testing, and teaching. Develop and maintain Veterinary Care Program documentation. 3. Work with investigators to identify strategies for use of animal models to address research questions. Assist in experimental design. Identify potential technical challenges and methods for elimination or mitigating adverse impact. Review safety considerations and any specialized infrastructure requirements. Assist in drafting extramural grant proposal elements related to animal model implementation. 4. Participate in instructional activities for medical students as assigned in the Department of Biomedical Sciences in the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. Teaching will include coaching group learning activities and participation in medical education focused on immunology, microbiology, physiology, and pathophysiology depending on qualifications and interest. Contribute to service work as assigned in support of the instructional mission. Support mentoring of students and training of students in research methods. Minimum Qualifications A doctoral degree in veterinary medicine is required. Must have or be eligible for board certification by the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine, and be licensed or eligible for licensure to practice veterinary medicine in the state of Ohio. Must obtain licensure in Ohio within 6 months of hire and maintain licensure throughout employment. Preferred Qualifications Department COM-Biomedical Sciences Pay Rate Job Open Date 12/11/2019 Posting Close Date 02/16/20 Employment Type full-time regular Job Category Faculty - Non-Tenure Track (Group II) Months 12 Planning Unit Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Work Schedule The usual schedule will be Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. Consultation and support for veterinary care outside of normal business hours required on an occasional basis. Campus Athens Applicants may contact this person if they have questions about this position. Thomas Rosol, (see application details) Diversity Statement Ohio University is committed to creating a respectful and inclusive educational and workplace environment. Ohio University is an equal access/equal opportunity and affirmative action employer with a strong commitment to building and maintaining a diverse workforce. Women, persons of color, persons with disabilities, and veterans are encouraged to apply. 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