Belrea Institute of Animal Technology
Veterinary Technician
Belrea Institute of Animal Technology, Bennett, Colorado, United States, 80102
We are looking for veterinary technicians who are confident in themselves and their skills to join our strong team and enjoy the family-like community small town medicine can provide as well. We are a rapidly growing and thriving mixed animal veterinary practice that serves a rapidly growing rural community as well. Our practice offers radiology, in-clinic and reference lab work available, surgery, dental, farm calls, chiropractic as well as cold laser therapy. We are an easy drive, just 25 to 30 minutes east of the Denver area. Please send a resume and inquire further with any questions as well for a full time position, pay depends on experience as well.
Clinical and surgical duties
Assist veterinarians during examinations and surgical procedures
Administer anesthesia and monitor patients during and after surgery
Perform diagnostic tests, including collecting blood, urine, and tissue samples
Take X-rays and other diagnostic imaging
Provide nursing care, such as administering medications, vaccines, and treatments
Perform dental prophylaxis and other routine procedures
Assist with wound care, such as cleaning and bandaging
Patient and client care
Handle and restrain animals for exams and treatments
Monitor and record vital signs
Maintain accurate and organized patient medical records
Educate animal owners on proper care, nutrition, and preventive health measures
Communicate with clients regarding an animal’s status and treatment plans
Provide compassionate support to owners, including during euthanasia
Other responsibilities
Prepare and sterilize surgical instruments and equipment
Maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary work environment
Manage inventory and order supplies
Assist with administrative duties, such as scheduling and billing
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Clinical and surgical duties
Assist veterinarians during examinations and surgical procedures
Administer anesthesia and monitor patients during and after surgery
Perform diagnostic tests, including collecting blood, urine, and tissue samples
Take X-rays and other diagnostic imaging
Provide nursing care, such as administering medications, vaccines, and treatments
Perform dental prophylaxis and other routine procedures
Assist with wound care, such as cleaning and bandaging
Patient and client care
Handle and restrain animals for exams and treatments
Monitor and record vital signs
Maintain accurate and organized patient medical records
Educate animal owners on proper care, nutrition, and preventive health measures
Communicate with clients regarding an animal’s status and treatment plans
Provide compassionate support to owners, including during euthanasia
Other responsibilities
Prepare and sterilize surgical instruments and equipment
Maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary work environment
Manage inventory and order supplies
Assist with administrative duties, such as scheduling and billing
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