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Certified Veterinary Technician
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Idaho Humane Society
Boise, ID (In Person)
$48,880 Salary, Full-Time
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Idaho Humane Society is seeking a full time Certified Vet Tech for our public veterinary medical center, a full service, affordable veterinary hospital that is open to the public 7 days a week. Located in beautiful Boise, Idaho, our 12,000 square foot state of the art hospital is well equipped and provides a wide range of services with a large and diverse caseload ranging from basic wellness care to advanced internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, as well as orthopedic surgery. Working at our practice might look a little different than your typical private practice, but that's what helps us make a difference in the community we serve. Our clinic sees both appointments and walk-in urgent care cases. We do not have night call or overnight shifts. We primarily serve people and their pets that would otherwise be unable to receive care elsewhere through various programs like low cost spay and neuter, household income based sliding scale fees, payment plans, and financial assistance grants. Position is full-time (four 10 hour shifts), with benefits, and requires working a weekend day. CVT required. DOE, prior experience considered. Sign on bonus!!! The CVT will assist veterinarians with patient care and treatment, monitor hospitalized pets, maintain inventory, prepare prescriptions, perform routine in-house lab work, educate clients regarding veterinary care and procedures and assist with surgical procedures. Our veterinary medical center is a fast-paced and highly productive entity that serves the public as well as the animals in the attached shelter. Employees must be team players and promote the mission of the entire organization.