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Veterinary Technician / Technologist
Rollinsford, NH
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New England Ovis

Part-Time Animal Care Technician (Large Animals)

Job Description

New England Ovis Job Opportunity New England Ovis is looking for a candidate to fill a part-time position for 1-2 days/week that includes animal care and facility cleaning and maintenance. This position also includes regular weekend shifts. This position has an opportunity for growth.

Job Title:
Part Time Animal Care Technician Salary:

Hourly, based on experience (Range $14/hour - $18/hour)

Position Type:

Part-time

•Weekends, occasional late nights, and Holidays required.

Hours:
TBD Job Purpose:

To provide the highest standard of animal care for a specific pathogen free (SPF) production farm. Expectations of 1-2 days/week, weekend (Saturday & Sunday) shifts, and rotation of Holidays.

Skills:

Must be able to lift at least 50 lbs Must be able to work in all weather conditions (cold, hot, rain, mud, snow) Must be able to bend, squat, reach, and lift body repeatedly to work with animals closely and perform expected work Must be willing and able to drive a skid steer and tractor Knowledge of basic computer programs such as google docs and google sheets Knowledge of basic veterinary supplies and practices, preferred but not required Willing and able to work with all ages and sizes of sheep, up to 350lb sheep Knowledge, or experience, with sheep, preferred but not required Effective oral and written communication skills in English. Must be able to work effectively as a team member Must be reliable with a positive attitude Must have a high school diploma, 2 or 4 yr college degree preferred Must have reliable transportation to and from work Must have a valid driver's license

Roles and Responsibilities:

Follow biosecurity protocols. Familiarize yourself with and follow standard operating procedures (SOPs). Be observant of animals and administer treatments as directed. Watch for animal, equipment, and facility concerns. Perform tasks in the barn as directed, but not limited to: Animal chores Cleaning of barn, equipment, and facilities Record keeping Conduct lamb watch and newborn lamb care during monthly lambings Maintain records of completed chores, treatments, supply needs, animal welfare issues Be proactive and anticipate the needs of personnel and farms. Assist co-workers, supervisors, managers, and veterinarians. Contact a manager or supervisor if there is an animal, equipment, or facility problem.

Code of Conduct:

All workers are expected to be respectful of animals, coworkers, and equipment and to work as a team to provide the very best care to animals in the safest and most efficient way possible. Animal abuse will result in immediate termination. The first employee performance review will be between 3-6 months, afterwards there are annual employee reviews. During these reviews, merit-based raises/bonuses can occur.

Pay:

$14.00 - $18.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person

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