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Job Overview Veterinary Care Manager and Veterinary Technician Home for Good Dog Rescue - Aiken, South Carolina Home for Good Dog Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue organization committed to saving dogs from high-kill shelters and giving them a second chance at life. We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Veterinary Care Manager to join our team. This role is directly responsible for the medical well-being and preventative care of 60 plus dogs at any given time while they reside in our shelter awaiting transport and adoption.

Key Responsibilities:

Medical Oversight Manage the health and preventative care of 60 plus dogs, including vaccines, medications, heartworm/flea/tick preventatives, and treatments. Supervise and maintain all medication inventory. Manage a staff of 20 kennel technicians. Manage the daily operation of a 10 - acre palatial property. Diagnostics & Treatment Perform and interpret manual fecal floats ; identify parasites and other findings under a microscope. [Do not apply for this position if you are not comfortable preparing/reading manual fecal floats under a microscope with no guidance.] Recognize and treat common shelter/rescue diseases (kennel cough, intestinal parasites, mange, etc.). Administer vaccines and medications (SQ, IM, IV) and accurately calculate dosages. Draw blood and place IV catheters when necessary. Recordkeeping & Documentation (Critical Focus) Compile and maintain complete, neat, and well-organized medical records for every animal, ensuring professionalism and accuracy. Track medical compliance and outcomes using detailed Excel spreadsheets. Guarantee records are updated promptly and reflect the highest standards of clarity and organization. Coordination & Communication Liaise with the veterinarian of record regarding case management. Schedule, coordinate, and follow up on spay/neuter procedures with our Veterinary Clinic. Provide medical support and guidance to all staff.

Qualifications:

Minimum 5 years of Veterinary Technician experience , preferably in shelter/rescue medicine. Strong proficiency in dosage calculations, fecal floats, and microscopy . Advanced skills in Microsoft Office (Excel required; Word/Outlook preferred). LVT certification strongly preferred. Exceptional organizational skills; ability to produce clean, accurate, professional medical records . Must be detail-oriented, self-sufficient, and adaptable to a fast-paced rescue environment. Ability to lift up to 60 lbs. Flexibility to respond to urgent/emergency and calls outside of regular hours .

Schedule & Compensation:

Schedule:

Five days per week with weekend hours. 40 hours. This role is mission-critical to ensuring the health and adoptability of every dog under our care. If you are a veterinary professional who combines strong clinical skills with meticulous recordkeeping and a passion for dog rescue/shelter medicine, we encourage you to apply.

Job Type:

Full-Time Benefits:

Employee discount Health insurance Professional development assistance Application Question(s): How many years of experience do you have as a Veterinary Technician? Have you worked in a shelter or rescue setting before? (Yes/No) Are you available to work full time? (Yes/No) Are you confident in independently calculating drug dosages for dogs based on weight? (Yes/No) This position requires advanced use of Microsoft Excel (creating and maintaining spreadsheets to track medical care). Please rate your proficiency in

Excel:

Are you able to produce crisp, complete, and professional records with minimal oversight? (Yes/No) Do you have experience performing and interpreting manual fecal floats under a microscope with no guidance? (Yes/No) In a minimum of 3 sentences, please describe exactly what drew you to this position and why you are interested in it. Also, what makes you the best candidate?

Work Location:

In person Join us to be part of a passionate team dedicated to providing exceptional veterinary care. We value energetic individuals eager to grow their skills in a supportive environment that emphasizes compassion, professionalism, and continuous learning. This paid role is perfect for those looking to advance their career in veterinary medicine while making a positive impact on countless animals' lives.

Pay:

$38,000.00 - $45,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) Continuing education credits Employee discount Paid time off Tuition reimbursement

Work Location:

In person