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Rehab Certified Veterinary Technician

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Minnesota Veterinary Neurology

Columbus, MN (In Person)

$66,560 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/12/2026

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Job Description

Job Title:
Physical Rehabilitation CVT Location:
Minnesota Veterinary Neurology, Columbus, MN About Us:
Minnesota Veterinary Neurology has been established to provide easy access to superior care for the small animal neurologic patients in Minnesota and the surrounding area. We are a privately owned hospital who cares deeply about our patients, our clients, and every one of our amazing team members.
Job Summary:
Under the supervision of the practice manager, rehabilitation DVM, and neurologist, the CVT will be responsible for the care of neurologic patients and clients. The CVT will assist the neurologist or DVM with examinations, physical rehabilitation assessments and plans, and perform physical rehabilitation treatments/procedures. The CVT will also perform diagnostics, educate clients, participate in surgery and the care of ICU patients as needed.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Manage physical rehabilitation appointment intake and assist in scheduling appointments Maintain underwater treadmill and all other rehab equipment Assist with treatments for physical rehabilitation patients including, preparing patients for the underwater treadmill, perform underwater treadmill sessions, and dry work Record accurate medical and neurologic histories Perform venipuncture and proper restraint for neurologic patients Conduct in-house diagnostics using laboratory equipment, including manual tests such as platelet counts, white cell counts, and urinalysis Perform diagnostic radiographs Anesthesia Calculate, administer, and record injections, oral medications, fluid rates, and continuous rate infusions Set-up and break down for surgeries as needed Ensure all surgical instruments and equipment are sterilized and functional Accurately record and fill prescriptions Prepare animals for surgery and procedures as needed (e.g., joint taps, cerebral spinal fluid taps) Properly handle and ship lab samples Update clients on their hospitalized patient Educate clients on neurologic disorders, patient care, and physical rehabilitation plans Discharge patients from hospital Answer client calls Maintain hospital cleanliness, instruments, and equipment Assist in euthanasia procedures as needed Support team development and train new team members Assist patients with their physical rehabilitation procedures/treatments Perform other job-related duties assigned by practice manager, neurologist, or
DVM Required Qualifications and Skills:
Associate of Applied Science Degree in Veterinary Technology from an AVMA accredited school Prior work in veterinary physical therapy preferred Certified in the state of Minnesota Fundamental understanding of anesthetic medications, including their uses and effects Basic knowledge of medications used within veterinary medicine Advanced math skills Exhibit strong punctuality, time management, and prioritization skills Demonstrated ability to work both within a team and individually Proven ability to communicate respectfully, positively, and effectively with team members, referring clinics, and clients Exceptional problem-solving skills Skilled in digital record keeping methods and email Willingness to work nights, weekends, and holidays as assigned
Working Conditions:
Veterinary office environment Frequent interaction with animals and their owners Exposure to typical conditions and noises associated with veterinary care 4-day work week 30-minutes paid lunch break Participation in rotating holiday schedule and on-call (on-call is Sunday 8am - 8pm) Team oriented and supportive environment Emphasis on work-life balance Possibility of working with species other than canine and feline Exposure to fractious animals and cytotoxic drugs Potential exposure to loud noise levels
Physical Requirements:
May experience long periods of standing and sitting Ability to lift 40lbs
Compensation and Benefits:
Hourly rate: $26-38/hr On-call fee: $150/case Holiday pay at time and a half Health, vision, dental, paid holidays, PTO including volunteer PTO, paid maternity leave, CE stipend, unform stipend, pet insurance reimbursement, 401K, STD, life insurance, employee discounts, family member bereavement including four-legged family members
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
We are an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.
Pay:
$26.00 - $38.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Continuing education credits Dental insurance Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Uniform allowance Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person