Veterinary Technician Feathers and Fur Animal Hospital - 3.0 La Mesa, CA Job Details Full-time $25 - $30 an hour 14 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Paid time off Uniform allowance Employee discount Retirement plan Qualifications Customer communication General dentistry Veterinary Technician Certification High school diploma or GED Anesthesiology Dental extractions Oral surgery Veterinary technician experience Full Job Description Candidates with special interest in avian and exotic species are encouraged to apply. We are a small animal general practice that is
HIGH QUALITY, LOW VOLUME
. We also provide avian specialty veterinary services and advanced surgeries and procedures for birds. The ideal candidate has an excellent work ethic, has at least 5+ years working as a veterinary technician, and motivated to learn. Strong preference for RVTs with dental extraction experience. Key duties include inducing/monitoring anesthesia, performing dental extractions, suturing, taking radiographs, administering vaccines/medications, and providing veterinary patient care for dog, cats, birds and small exotic mammals.
Induce and monitor anesthesia, prepare patients for surgery, and assist in surgical procedures; recovering patients from anesthesia post-operatively.
Clinical & Laboratory:
Perform laboratory tests (blood counts, urinalysis), take radiographs, and collect samples.
Treatment & Care:
Administer medications (oral, SC, IM, IV, IO), vaccines, and treatments; apply bandages and splints.
Dental Care:
Perform teeth cleaning, polishing, and extractions.
Client Communication:
Educate owners on pet health, nutrition, and post-operative care.
Employee benefits:
We offer employee pet discounts, health insurance for FT employees, CalSavers retirement IRA, professional organization and licensing fees, continuing education
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$25.00 - $30.00 per hour
Benefits:
Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Uniform allowance Application Question(s): Do you have any clinical experience working with birds or exotic species?