Welcome clients, gather complete medical histories, and listen for the details that help guide care.Safely restrain pets and support timely triage of incoming patients.Collect blood, urine, fecal, skin, and other samples, then assist with in-house analysis.Position patients and help capture quality digital radiographs; support ultrasound and other diagnostic workflows.Provide attentive nursing care for medical and hospitalized cases with varying levels of stability.Prepare and administer medications under the direction of the veterinary team.Set up procedures, prepare surgical areas and instruments, and assist during surgery.Support anesthesia preparation and monitoring according to your training and demonstrated competencies.Keep doctors, technicians, assistants, and pet families informed during fast-moving weekend shifts.The working environment may include noise, odors, animal waste, bites, scratches, and exposure to potentially contagious diseases. You should be comfortable following safety protocols, communicating treatment plans with clients, and working closely with doctors, technicians, and other support staff.
