Veterinarian

Position: Veterinarian

 Education and Work Experience 

  •  Has graduated from a U.S. veterinary school and received a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
  •  Holds a valid license to practice veterinary medicine
  • Is licensed to practice in Ohio

Position Requirements

  • Can lift up to 50lb
  • Is able to bend, stoop, and lift
  •  Is able to stand or walk for long periods of time
  • Is aware of potential exposure to risks and hazards on a daily basis and the steps required to protect oneself
    •  Ionizing radiation
    • Anesthetic gases and waste
    • Rescue disinfectant cleaner and other potentially irritating or harmful chemicals
    •  Bites and scratches
    • Potentially contagious pathogens, including Rabies
    • Cold laser therapy
    • Laser scalpel
    • Extended periods of loud noises (barking)
    • Repetitive use of extremities
    • Sharp objects such as needles and surgical instruments

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Soft Skills

    • Speak professionally with clients, regardless of the client’s temperament, tone, or language.
    • Demonstrate leadership
    • Direct support team to perform duties as appropriate
    • Oversee the support team in the accuracy and timeliness of patient care and prescribed treatments
    •  Relay medical information to clients using language they can understand
    • Perform tasks within an allotted time frame or deadline
    • Prioritize tasks so that more critical or time-sensitive tasks are performed first
  • Technical Skills

    • Perform patient assessments and diagnose conditions
    • Recommend appropriate diagnostic procedures
    • Interpret the results of lab work
    • Interpret results of radiologic evaluations
    •  Prescribe medications
    • Order tests, treatments, medications, and follow-ups
    • Calculate medication dosages
    • Perform pericardiocentesis
    • Perform thoracocentesis
    • Perform abdominocentesis
    • Perform cystocentesis
    •  Perform euthanasia
    • Perform soft tissue surgery
    • Perform dental extractions
    • Perform gingival resection
    • Place skin sutures
    • Remove sutures, drains, and staples
    • Perform local nerve blocks
    • Familiar with the use of surgical laser
    • Perform dental digital radiography
    • Induce anesthesia
    • Endotracheal intubation
    • Monitor and assess vital signs of anesthetized patients
    • Maintain appropriate levels of anesthesia
    • Ensure the well-being of patients throughout the anesthetic recovery process
    • Calculation and maintenance of CRIs
    • Set up and maintenance of IV fluids

 Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  •  401(k) with up to 4% employer match
  •  Major medical insurance plans
  •  Employee discounts on products and services
  •  Uniform stipend
  • Continuing Education (CE) stipend
  • Reimbursement for required licensing
  • Reimbursement for medically relevant subscriptions and memberships