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Charlotte Animal Referral & Emergency
Oncology Veterinary Technician / RVT - Daytime
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What they do
A Veterinary Technician or Technologist assists veterinarians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions in animals. May perform diagnostic tests or administer medications. Works in private veterinary practices or animal hospitals.
$39,366 / year median in North Carolina
+28% projected growth
Job Description
CARE | Charlotte Animal Referral & Emergency is an independently owned 24-hour Emergency and Specialty Referral Hospital in Charlotte, NC that offers its employees a fun company culture, supportive work environment, excellent benefits, and opportunities for growth! Board-certified specialty services offered include internal medicine, cardiology, neurology, surgery, oncology, and ophthalmology. Our advanced diagnostic services include ultrasonography and echocardiography, electroencephalography, endoscopy, rapid-scan CT imaging, high field MRI, and cardio cath lab, in addition to many others. CARE is seeking talented veterinary technicians to join our Oncology team! If you enjoy developing relationships with your patients and clients, the Oncology Department is the place for you! Prior experience in Oncology is not necessary, but experience as a veterinary technician is required. Oncology Technicians are responsible for providing exceptional nursing care and empathetic client service to ensure our Oncology clients and patients feel supported through their Oncologic journey. High School degree or equivalent Minimum of 2 years of veterinary technician experience is required RVT preferred, but not required Excellent written and verbal communication skills The ability to lift up to 40 lbs. unassisted Emotionally intelligent Critical thinking skills The ability to safely restrain patients for extended periods of time Proficiency with technology, including electronic medical record systems, automated lab analyzers, digital radiology, etc.