Diagnostic Imaging Anesthesia Support Assistant/Technician

The Diagnostic Imaging Anesthesia Support Assistant/Technician works as a team member whose primary duty is supporting the DI anesthesia technician/assistant to ensure best patient care with the highest safety standards. When not working on anesthetized/sedated patients the DI Anesthesia Support Asst. will assist in DI. The DI Anesthesia Support Asst. will be expected to stay and complete cases for that day.

The DI Anesthesia Support Asst. should excel in interpersonal communication skills, be reliable, independent, and able to work in a dynamic, fast-paced team environment while maintaining a positive and enthusiastic attitude. The DI Anesthesia Support Asst. must have a strong technical background and knowledge of veterinary medicine and recognize the importance of conveying this knowledge and expertise to others. They must provide guidance, support and leadership to other technical staff when working. A qualified candidate must be willing to take an active role in the continuing education and training of other staff.

Kindness and care for animals and respect for the client is a cornerstone of this department and organization. All employees are expected to be good financial stewards to preserve our long term ability to carry out our mission to help animals as a non-profit organization. All employees are expected to demonstrate and live the organizational values of Compassion, Integrity, Collaboration, Excellence, Service and Positivity in carrying out day to day tasks as well as interactions will all others.

COMPENSATION:

Veterinary Assistants starting $21-$27/hour

Certified Veterinary Technicians starting $25-$30/hr, $5000 Sign on Bonus for CVTs!
Please note that candidates with additional experience or credentials may be eligible for compensation aligned with their qualifications

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