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City of Memphis

Animal Care Technician

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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.

$38,118 / year median in Tennessee

+33% projected growth

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Animal Care Technician City of Memphis - 3.9 Memphis, TN Job Details Full-time $46,146.88 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Companion animal handling Pet care sanitation protocols Veterinary medication administration Floor steam cleaning Providing information to customers Animal enclosure cleaning Maintenance Animal grooming Animal drug administration Animal feeding Pet care record keeping Clinical data entry Data entry Animal patient charting Communication with pet owners Animal housing management Clean workspace maintenance Animal watering Training Steam cleaning technique Entry level Pet care facility disinfecting
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$46,146.88 - $46,146.88 Works under the general direction of an assigned supervisor at the Memphis Animal Shelter to provide basic clerical support and routine care for sheltered animals, maintenance of the shelter, and service to customers. Cleans kennels, cages, and pens where animals are housed. Cleans and bathes animals as directed. Performs humane euthanasia. Records paperwork on diagnostic procedures performed, such as surgical procedures, health screening programs, etc. Inputs data of adopted animals, adopted returned animals, and animal impoundment into the computer system. Feeds, waters, and medicates animals. Assists in the training of new personnel by answering questions, demonstrating animal care techniques, and sharing knowledge of departmental policies. Assists the public in locating and redeeming lost pets and providing information on pet adoption and redemption procedures. Cleans and maintains shelter facilities using pressurized steam cleaning equipment and chemicals.