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Emergency Veterinary Assistant - Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States. Posted 4 months ago
The role
The Emergency Veterinary Assistant performs nursing care, patient monitoring, and treatments. They assist with triage, medication administration, and diagnostic testing for patients.
What you will do
- Treat each patient and customer with compassion and care.
- Perform basic to intermediate nursing care tasks, patient monitoring, and treatments.
- Triage incoming patients using understanding of common diseases and physical assessment.
- Administer subcutaneous, intramuscular, and intravenous medications.
- Set-up, monitor, and administer intravenous fluid therapy.
- Contribute to incoming outpatient care and ongoing inpatient care.
- Participate in giving and receiving patient rounds.
- Collect samples and perform diagnostic tests including imaging.
- Assist in setting-up, performing, monitoring sedation and surgical anesthesia with LVT or DVM supervision.
- Perform nursing care tasks such as placing and maintaining urinary catheters and nasal oxygen tubes.
Required qualifications
- Passionate and motivated
- Team player that is honest and respectful to peers
- Excellent interpersonal capabilities across a diverse group
- Excellent communication skills with peers, customers, and team
Nice to have
- Veterinary technician credentialing
- Trainer role
- Community outreach
- Leadership
Benefits
- Industry-leading compensation
- Generous employee pet discount
- Referral rewards
- Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance
- 401K w/ company match
- Paid parental leave - up to 12 weeks of paid leave at 100% of regular salary
- Unlimited Continuing Education opportunities
- Flexible work schedules
- Growth potential
- Groceries sent to the hospitals weekly
- Monthly and quarterly contests
- Quarterly hospital outings and company-wide retreats
About the company
VEG is a rapidly growing emergency company with hospital locations across the United States. Their mission is helping people and their pets when they need it most.