Veterinary Technician/Receptionist

Job Description
Job duties include, but are not limited to:
Technician:
Pet restraint, triage incoming patients, collection and analysis of lab samples, diagnostic imaging, management and nursing care of medical and hospitalized cases with varying degrees of stability, administration of medications, effective communication of treatment plans with clients, surgical preparation and assistance, and anesthetic management.
Must be able to withstand unpleasant odors and noises. May be exposed to bites, scratches, animal waste and potentially contagious diseases.
Whether you’re looking to just be a master of your role or trying to grow into that next career move, you’ll have opportunities through a variety of virtual and hands on, interactive training and continuing development.
Receptionist:
You should be comfortable with incoming and outgoing phone calls, understand the value of list making and organization, and make our clients feel like they're number 1. You'll be answering phone calls, making outbound calls, checking patients in and out, escorting clients to their exam rooms, cleaning the exam rooms, making sure the lobby is free of mess, keeping up with texts, emails, and pet records, and using critical thinking and common sense skills to create a schedule for our doctors.