Veterinary Technician Surgery- VMC Caldwell at Suveto

Caldwell, New Jersey, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

27 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient Triage, Physical Assessments, Surgical Assisting, General Anesthesia Maintenance, Surgical Monitoring, Post Op Orders, Pain Management Protocols, Blood Collection, Fluid Therapy Preparation, CRI Calculations, Medication Dispensing, Emergency Drug Calculations, Client Communication, Patient Discharge Education, Medical Record Keeping, OSHA Compliance

Industry

Veterinary Services

Description

Veterinary Medical Center of Caldwell, part of the Suveto network of hospitals, is looking for experienced Veterinary Surgery Technicians to join our team. Our veterinarians and support teams at VMC bring years of experience, skill, and a passion for helping others into their partnership with you and your pet. We believe that every pet entrusted into our care is unique. To that end, every member of our team is dedicated to providing your loved one with the highest standard of treatment possible, while being emotionally supportive and respectful of your needs as a pet owner. 1- 2 years experience in a veterinary Hospital required. Manage and provide for the patient needs. Triage patients and determine if patient is stable or critical. Perform physical assessments and record observations legibly in files. Assist veterinarian in all aspects during surgical procedures; pre-medication, set up, induction, preparation, maintenance of general anesthesia, surgical monitoring, surgical assisting, recovery, writing post op orders and pain management protocols. Perform blood collection via all routes and ability to know best collection method based on individual patient needs or specific test requirements. Preparation of fluid therapy- infusion pump/syringe pump set up, appropriate IVF set up, fluid types and rates for administration, CRI calculations and monitoring. Assist with dosage calculations and dispensing of medication including controlled substances as well as advanced emergency drug calculations, dosing and administering route protocols and common contraindications. Monitor daily activities of in-hospital patients both stable or who require advanced monitoring. Communicate with doctors, technicians, office staff and clients regarding status of patients. Prepare patients for discharge to owners including client education about home care and medication to be given. Follow established hospital policies and procedures when handling client concerns and complaints. Document legibly and keep accurate medical records in accordance to hospital policy. Clear understanding and enforcement of OSHA regulations and hospital safety standards. Benefits: Our employment package includes paid time off, paid holidays, medical, dental and vision insurance, pet care discounts, 401K with a true match up to 4%, and more. EOE vmcc

Responsibilities

Responsibilities include managing patient needs through triage, performing physical assessments, and assisting veterinarians in all phases of surgical procedures, including anesthesia maintenance and monitoring. The role also requires preparing fluid therapy, calculating and dispensing medications, and communicating patient status updates to doctors and clients.