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Veterinary Technician- Emergency and Critical Care Swing Shift
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Philadelphia Animal Specialty & Emergency (PASE)
Philadelphia, PA (In Person)
$65,520 Salary, Full-Time
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Veterinary Technician- Emergency and Critical Care Swing Shift Philadelphia, PA Job Details Full-time $24 - $39 an hour 18 hours ago Benefits Continuing education credits Paid parental leave Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Uniform allowance Parental leave Vision insurance 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Life insurance Referral program Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Hospital inventory management Vascular access Telemetry Patient flow optimization Patient monitoring Veterinary Technician Certification Patient assessment Animal catheterization Veterinary experience Diagnostic evaluation Team development Clinical staff training Veterinary critical care experience Staff training Veterinary anesthesia monitoring Animal husbandry Catheterization Equipment maintenance Patient interaction Patient treatment Senior level Patient emergency assistance Patient observation Staff development Veterinary technician experience Full Job Description Job description Philadelphia Animal Specialty and Emergency (PASE) is seeking skilled and experienced veterinary technicians pursuing a position in the Emergency and Critical Care service in an exceptional hospital environment fostering continued growth and development. PASE is the manifestation of our project to bring together a cohesive group of clinical staff with the pursuit of not only delivering the highest caliber of patient care and client satisfaction, but also prioritizing job satisfaction. Addressing some of the biggest issues in veterinary medicine, we are growing our vision by promoting a model for sustainability, quality of life, and promotion of innovative and progressive medicine outside the confines of a large corporate system. A PASE Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) Technician will work with veterinary assistants, veterinary technicians, veterinarians, and board-certified veterinary criticalists to provide exceptional care for small animal patients undergoing emergency care and hospitalization within a multidisciplinary specialty hospital. Responsibilities to include, but are not limited to: Demonstrating commitment to further education and growth within a teaching environment. Maintaining and growing a proficiency in critical hospitalized patient monitoring, care, and husbandry. Demonstrating proficiency in emergency response, patient evaluation, interpretation of vitals and diagnostic information, and interventional care. Demonstrating proficiency in advanced skills such as placement of central venous catheters, nasogastric tubes, urinary catheters, and other patient access points. Utilizing a deeper working knowledge of medications and their mechanism of action, advanced CRI calculations, as well as advanced knowledge of ECC procedures and potential complications. Monitoring of critical, sedated, or anesthetized patients using advanced monitoring equipment (capnography, telemetry, invasive blood pressure, etc.). Working alongside a board-certified veterinary criticalist to execute a patient's treatment plan with an understanding of disease processes, treatment goals, and advanced patient assessment abilities. Demonstrating ability to effectively and sympathetically communicate with the owners of the critically ill patient. Working with Clinical Managers and Operations Manager to develop individualized critical care management protocols with emphasis on safe, efficient, and progressive medical and technical skills. Maintaining efficient daily flow of hospitalized patient evaluations and treatments, emergency presentations, scheduled and emergency procedures. Demonstrating willingness and ability to train and coach new and developing team members. Preparing, organizing, and maintaining hospital equipment and appropriate inventory stocking.