Job Summary:
This is a mid-level veterinary technician position, and works both independently and under direct supervision. Veterinary Technicians perform various duties to facilitate and support the work and research of the veterinarians, study directors, and clients by completing a variety of animal health activities in the areas of medicine, surgery, and drug therapy. As a team, the vet services staff is responsible for the treatment of all on-site ill and injured animals, and for the fulfillment of the preventive medicine program as determined by the Attending Veterinarian.

Responsibilities:
• Provides nursing care for all medical cases within the facility, under the guidance of the staff veterinarians and senior level technicians.
• Performs most diagnostics and screening tests, to include but not be limited to: body weights, BCS, Tb testing, malarial screens, hemoccult testing, urine dipstick analysis, fecal floatation, swab sample collection, blood collection, and others at the request of the veterinarians and/or more senior level technicians.
• Performs routine animal procedures, including animal handling and restraint of rodents, handling of NHP within the home cage, sedation, delivery of medications via the IM, SQ, topical, and PO routes, assessment of vital signs (TPR) on sedated animals, shaving of animals and preparation for surgical procedures, bandage application, basic wound care, and assessment of all clinical signs of animals on treatment or under sedation.
• Performs some advanced procedures under the supervision of veterinarians or senior level technicians, to include but not be limited to: fluid therapy, including administration of IV fluids, anesthetic monitoring and induction, OG admin of meds, EE treatment where appropriate, laceration repairs and tail or digit amputations, advanced wound care and bandaging, dental cleanings and basic extractions, euthanasia and confirmation of death, and preparation of animals/surgical assistance for major surgery (IV catheterization, aseptic technique, and proper provision of supplies to the surgeon when needed).
• Performs some procedures on unsedated animals or may provide some restraint for unsedated animals when required, usually under the supervision of the veterinarians or senior level technicians.
• Performs post-exposure protocols on NHP.
• Performs basic cleaning and preparatory procedures within the animal procedure and technical staffing areas, including cleaning medical instruments, wrapping surgical packs for autoclaving, cleaning the surgical suite or procedure area after animal activity, and others at the request of the veterinarians and/or more senior level technicians.
• Performs dose calculations for medications to be given based on initial orders from a veterinarian or as per SOP or study protocol, and is responsible for ordering controlled substances from the pharmacy for planned procedures.
• Performs routine QC on all paperwork and performs computer entry and/or data retrieval as appropriate, to include scheduling of departmental tasks where appropriate.
• Shares inventory and ordering responsibilities for supplies used by the department
• Shares responsibility for routine departmental cleaning and prep procedures, such as instrument care, pack wrapping, procedure room and procedure cart cleaning.

Requirements:
• BA/BS, Licensed Veterinary Technician LVT, completion of a 2 year Veterinary Technician program preferred. Equivalent combination of experience and education may substitute.
• 2-4 years animal handling and medical/veterinary experience is required. Research experience is preferred.
• This position requires ALAT certification, and is expected to pursue LAT certification. WA State Veterinary Technician License preferred. Equivalent combination of experience and education may substitute.
• Medium to advanced level computer skills.
• Requires general reading, writing, and verbal communication skills. The ability to quickly understand and act on complex instructions delivered either verbally or in writing, and the ability to communicate either verbally or in writing with a wide variety of individuals in a professional, respectful, and clear manner.
• Requires the ability to accurately calculate doses, using algebraic equations.
• Continual Good Laboratory Practice training and training on applicable procedures and SOPs within the department. This job description requires a level 3 for all routine procedures. Continuing education is required as needed to maintain licensure status.
• Basic anesthetic monitoring and surgical prep skills, mid-level animal handling and procedural skills, and a basic understanding of general medical principles and practices.

To apply please send your resume to hr@snblusa.com. For more information about SNBL USA, Ltd. please visit our website at www.snblusa.com. SNBL USA, Ltd. offers a competitive compensation and benefits package including company paid health, dental, vision, pharmaceutical, life, and disability insurances, company 401(k), Section 125, and a generous PTO package.

Job Summary:
This is an entry level veterinary technician position, and works primarily under direct supervision. Veterinary Technicians perform various duties to facilitate and support the work and research of the veterinarians, study directors, and clients by completing a variety of animal health activities in the areas of medicine, surgery, and drug therapy. As a team, the vet services staff is responsible for the treatment of all on-site ill and injured animals, and for the fulfillment of the preventive medicine program as determined by the Attending Veterinarian.

Responsibilities:
• Provides nursing care for all medical cases within the facility, under the guidance of the staff veterinarians and senior level technicians.
• Performs basic diagnostics and screening tests, to include but not be limited to: body weights, BCS, Tb testing, malarial screens, hemoccult testing, urine dipstick analysis, fecal floatation, swab sample collection, blood collection, and others at the request of the veterinarians and/or more senior level technicians.
• Performs routine and basic animal procedures, including animal handling and restraint of rodents, handling of NHP within the home cage, sedation, delivery of medications via the IM, SQ, topical, and PO routes, assessment of vital signs (TPR) on sedated animals, shaving of animals and preparation for surgical procedures, bandage application, basic wound care, and assessment of basic clinical signs of animals on treatment or under sedation.
• Occasionally performs procedures on unsedated animals. May provide restraint for unsedated animals under supervision of the veterinarians or the senior level technicians.
• Performs post-exposure protocols on NHP.
• Performs basic cleaning and preparatory procedures within the animal procedure and technical staffing areas, including cleaning medical instruments, wrapping surgical packs for autoclaving, cleaning the surgical suite or procedure area after animal activity, and others at the request of the veterinarians and/or more senior level technicians.
• Performs dose calculations for medications to be given based on initial orders from a veterinarian or as per SOP or study protocol, and may be responsible for ordering controlled substances from the pharmacy for planned procedures.
• Performs routine QC on all paperwork and performs computer entry and/or data retrieval as appropriate, to include scheduling of departmental tasks where appropriate.
• Shares inventory and ordering responsibilities for supplies used by the department.
• Shares responsibility for routine departmental cleaning and prep procedures, such as instrument care, pack wrapping, procedure room and procedure cart cleaning.
• Other duties as assigned.
• May perform routine maintenance on equipment within the veterinary staff department, including but not limited to: x-ray processors, microscopes, eye wash stations, etc.

Requirements:
• BA/BS, Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT), or completion of 2 year Veterinary Technician program preferred. Equivalent combination of experience may substitute for education requirements.
• 6-12 months basic animal handling and/or basic medical/veterinary experience is required.
• This position is expected to pursue ALAT certification. WA State Veterinary Technician License (LVT) preferred.
• Basic to Advanced computer skills.
• Requires general reading, writing, and verbal communication skills. The ability to quickly understand and act on complex instructions delivered either verbally or in writing, and the ability to communicate either verbally or in writing with a wide variety of individuals in a professional, respectful, and clear manner.
• Requires the ability to accurately calculate doses, using algebraic equations.
• Continual Good Laboratory Practice training and training on applicable procedures and SOPs within the department. Position will work towards achieving a level 3 for all routine procedures within the department within 1 year of hire. Continuing education is required as needed to maintain licensure status.
• Basic animal handling and medication administration skills are required.

To apply please send your resume to hr@snblusa.com. For more information about SNBL USA, Ltd. please visit our website at www.snblusa.com. SNBL USA, Ltd. offers a competitive compensation and benefits package including company paid health, dental, vision, pharmaceutical, life, and disability insurances, company 401(k), Section 125, and a generous PTO package.

Job requirements include:
*Licensed in the State of Washington
*Able to perform all duties of a licensed technician including but not limited to: Admit and discharge patients, start exam rooms, be familiar with lab protocol, perform blood draws, cystocentesis, and place catheters. Compute drug calculations, anesthetize and intubate patients, prep for surgery and monitor while under anesthesia. Perform dental prophylaxis and extractions. Handle large patient and client volume while supervising and mentoring assistants.
*Must be team player, self-motivated, detail oriented, reliable & friendly
*Work hand in hand with Doctors, Managers and Staff Members to effectively run a productive and positive clinic that best serves both pet and owner.
*Communicate with clients both in person and via telephone.
*Maintain professional and friendly atmosphere at all times.

Benefits include:
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k and Pet Benefits. Wages competitive for area and vary based on experience.

Please hand-deliver your resume to the address below. Faxed, mailed, or e-mailed resumes not accepted.
South Bay Veterinary Hospital
Attn: Connie
3600 South Bay Rd NE
(corner of South Bay and Lilly Rd)
Olympia, WA 98506

Seattle Veterinary Specialists (SVS) is a state-of-the-art multi-specialty and 24-hour emergency/critical care facility in Kirkland, WA. SVS was founded on the concept of providing a superior level of patient care and client service, in close cooperation with the referring veterinary community. SVS focuses on collaborative medicine where teams of experts work together under one roof to combine their medical expertise, skills and experience to provide the best treatment for their patients.

We are a growing hospital with opportunities for learning and advancement. Due to growth, and internal promotions, we currently have multiple full time positions available in our Internal Medicine, and ER/Triage/ICU Departments. If you are an experienced Licensed Veterinary Technician, we would like to hear from you. Please see below for specific jobs with days and hours required:

(Job# IM1) LVT-Internal Medicine, Tuesday – Friday (4/10s)
(Job# Tri2) Triage Technician, Wed 6:00pm-8:00am, Friday 12:00pm-11:00pm and Sat 6:00pm-8:00am
(Job#Sx3) LVT – Surgery Department, Tuesday-Saturday

Main Responsibilities:
* Primarily responsible for nursing management of ICU patients and assisting in the management of incoming triage patients
* Perform physical exams according to SVS procedures and protocols.
* Provide client education regarding post-ER home care, medication administration, etc.
* Fill take-home prescriptions as directed by the veterinarian and in accordance with state regulations.
* Take and process radiographs.

Required Experience and Skills:
*Restraint
* phlebotomy, medical calculations, anesthesiology, radiology, lab, surgical assisting, etc.
* LVT license
* Ability to understand and carry out oral and written instructions.
* Familiar and proficient with aseptic techniques.
* Familiar with laboratory procedures and practices.
* Familiar with veterinary equipment, instruments and medications.
* Able to lift 40lbs without assistance
* ER/ICU experience is preferred,
* Specialty Hospital experience a plus

If you are interested in working at our hospital, please reply with a cover letter, resume, and wage requirements to: b20d+e48c@app.catchthebest.com

We rely on the competency of our technicians and the manner in which he/she interacts with patients and clients. We are looking for a friendly, outgoing, detail-oriented technician. We use our technicians to their fullest extent so proficiency in technical skills is important. A very short list of responsibilities includes: drawing blood & urine samples, take radiographs, perform dental prophylaxis, client communication, and surgical prep & assisting. Our expectation is that our technicians are willing and able to perform the tasks listed on the State of WA Animal Health Care Tasks.

Days and hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, 7:30am – 6:30pm and Saturday 7:45am – 4:45pm; off on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Salary and benefits are competitive within the veterinary field.

As our phone line is our main communication with clients, we ask you to please send a cover letter and resume when responding to this posting attention Jennifer to: sunsethillvet@earthlink.net. For security reasons, please do not send your information as attachments; they will not be opened.

We appreciate everyone who applies however only the best-qualified candidates will be contacted.
Thank you!