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Application Form
What are we
looking for in a team member? The main characteristics of our
team members are friendliness, attention to detail, competency,
dependability, flexibility, character, honesty and of course, a love for animals
and people. Experience is helpful but not necessary. We consider the above characteristics most important;
we can't change your personality but we can teach you skills.
Why join our
team? We
encourage
a fun environment where team members enjoy working together. Respect
for each other across the organization is paramount. At our hospital, you
will be treated with respect and care, and the same will be expected in
return. Tangible benefits include employee discounts, medical insurance
(after a specified waiting period) for full-time employees, a retirement plan (waiting period applies), competitive salaries,
and flexibility in scheduling.
Position
Descriptions:
Receptionist-
these are individuals who are responsible for client
communication, customer service, as well as product and/or service descriptions
to clients, maintaining complete and thorough medical records,
Animal Assistants
- these are individuals who are trained
to take care of our boarding animals, assist the veterinary assistants and
groomer during procedures, and maintaining the cleanliness of our
kennel/hospital facilities.
Veterinary
Technicians (Certified)- these are trained individuals who assist the
veterinarian in surgery, perform some procedures such as blood pulling, lab tests,
client education, dental
cleanings under supervision and taking x-rays. We prefer trained certified
veterinary technicians for this position.
Veterinary
Assistants - these are individuals who assist
the veterinarian, take care of hospitalized patients, perform some lab tests,
aid in exam rooms, perform x-rays, documentation of medical history, filling
prescriptions and client education.
All positions will assist in
answering telephones and keeping the hospital in spotless
condition. Training for all positions will be provided (experience
not necessary for Veterinary Assistants and CSAs).
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