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Veterinary Technical Consultant, Elanco Animal Health, Indiana, Greenfield
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
- Veterinary degree (D.V.M. or V.M.D.)
- Minimum combination of 5 years experience in companion animal or mixed animal (companion animal focus) private practice and/or academic practice environment
- Basic knowledge of the companion animal market and products available
- Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to be employed in the United States. Eli Lilly and Company does not anticipate providing sponsorship for employment visa status (e.g., H-1B or TN status) for this employment position.
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Vet Tech Consultant, Companion Animals South Central or South Eastern, US
Within the Global Marketing and Planning Group for Companion Animals for Elanco Animal Health, the purpose of the position is to serve as a field based technical anchor for the Technical, Academic, and Consumer Services (TACS) group and support all pre-launch and launch activities deemed appropriate for the department. Travel will be required on a regular basis for one on one customer interactions to support the sales force, for technical presentations to the customer base and/or for technical support at national, state or local veterinary meetings.
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- Veterinary Technician Job at Sykes Enterprises, Groton, CT
Sykes Enterprises, Incorporated is looking for a Veterinary Technician to fill a contract position at a customer site in Groton, CT. SYKES Enterprises, Inc. is a global leader in providing customer management solutions and services to Fortune 500 companies. SYKES provides a variety of services including IT consulting, third party hardware and software technical support, CRM consulting, systems integration, systems consulting, instructional design-delivering solutions and documentation development that are customized to meet each company’s unique customer management needs. SYKES also specializes in providing flexible, high-quality customer support outsourcing solutions with an emphasis on technical support and customer service. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, SYKES operates throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa. Duties and Responsibilities: Organize within the veterinary care program those supplies (e.g. drugs, surgical items) and equipment which are required to deliver a high quality program in compliance with the relevant legislation; Responsibilities will include daily clinical and preventive veterinary care, anesthesia and anesthesia support, surgical and post-surgical support, for a variety of laboratory animal species; Assist in the training provided by CM to its own colleagues and its R&D customers; Conduct regular checks and internal audits to ensure area of responsibility is prepared for external (USDA or AAALAC) regulatory audits. Requirements: Candidate must have excellent oral and written communication skills and be able to work effectively on teams; 1-2 years experience as veterinary technician with demonstrated ability in disease treatment, preventive medicine and anesthesia. 2-5 years experience in a laboratory animal environment with demonstrated ability in disease treatment, anesthesia and preventive medicine in lab animals. AALAS certification at LAT or LATg level. License, registration or certification as a veterinary technician. Apply Online
- Veterinary Receptionist Job, Rancho Cucamonga, Los Angeles, CA
Veterinary receptionist wanted for animal hospital in Rancho Cucamonga. Immediate opening. Experience required. F/T or P/T available.. This job has originated from a member site of www.realmatch.com. Apply Now
- Veterinary Technician Jobs in Houston, Texas, Cambridge Scientific
Cambridge Scientific is seeking a Veterinary Technician for a DIRECT HIRE opportunity supporting a leading medical research facility! Competitive compensation and full benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401k with match, and more! Duties:- Provide Veterinarian Support
- Assists primary investigators and institute staff with animal research protocols.
- Performs nursing care and skills (e.g., invasive monitoring, life support equipment, data gathering devices, etc.) to laboratory animal research.
- Assists with (or perform independently with training) invasive medical/surgical procedures.
- Performs data collection as well as records observations.
- Recognizes changes in patient condition indicative of complications.
- Recognizes need for emergency measures and advanced life support.
- Implements therapy to algorithm, reports changes as appropriate.
- May need to work unsupervised or without assistance.
- Assists with and handles animal specimens and cadavers.
- Performs post-operative recovery care for animals.
- Conducts daily animal health checks for animals to include daily census, observing animals for indications of poor health or injury, and conditions of animal housing. Reports and takes steps to treat or correct any deficiencies noted.
- Performs basic preoperative preparation of animals to include clipping and scrubbing of surgical sites. Monitors basic animal vital signs to include taking temperature, pulse, and respiration rate before surgery, during surgery, and during recovery from surgery.
- Performs animal anesthesia induction, perioperative monitoring, and recovery.
- Helps with cleaning of facilities and medical equipment as needed.
- Performs basic laboratory procedures (e.g. fecal analysis, urinalysis, PCV, etc.)
- Performs supportive administrative duties as needed (e.g. medical records review, supply purchase requests, minor budget audits, data input etc.),
- Performs euthanasia and necropsy of laboratory animals as required.
- Knowledge of animal care techniques and procedures (protocol methodology) is required and research experience is desired.
- Proficiency in basic clinical laboratory skills including ability to follow standardized orders, execute timed events and administration of research test articles.
- Position requires minimum of 2-year veterinary technology degree or equivalent experience. Certification as a registered or certified veterinary technician (RVT./CVT./AHT/LATg, CMAR.) is desired. College degree is desired, but not required.
- Animal care and research responsibilities require long periods of walking and standing and the ability to lift or otherwise move animal subjects. Ability to bend, stoop and climb is necessary in ensuring data is accurately collected.
- Ability to function in concert with Institute staff
- Possess verbal and written communications skills necessary to scientific standard. APPLY
- Veterinary Technician Jobs, Human Society of Southern Arizona
VETERINARY TECHNICIAN: FT. Exp. pref. for Spay/Neuter Clinic. Compassion toward animals and customer service skills a must. Start $9.00/hr. Excellent Benefits, exc. team! Complete app. at, or mail or fax (325-7190) resume to, Humane Society, 3450 N. Kelvin, 85716. No calls please.
- Veterinary Technician Job, Vergennes Animal Hospital
A great opportunity for professional development exists within our surgery department. Responsibilities include ongoing client education and communication, anesthetic induction and maintenance, surgical assistance, and review and execution of medical treatment plans. Excellent teamwork and communication skills are absolute requirements. Credentials and experience preferred; on-site training for the right candidate. Pay is competitive and based on experience; full benefit package. EOE Please send cover letter and resume to: Vergennes Animal Hospital 20 Main St. Vergennes, VT 05491 Attn: Johanna or email to: vergennesah@comcast.net
- Veterinary Technician Research, Washington, DC
The Senior Veterinary Technician manages all veterinary/research technical spaces including surgical sites, radiological facilities, treatment rooms, diagnostic laboratory and necropsies. Meets and plans with investigators on all aspects of veterinary technical support including budgets, personnel, supplies, and space; identifies and researches veterinary equipment needs. Prepares and submits bills for use of technical space, services, and supplies as provided to researchers. Ensures daily compliance with applicable laws and regulations and follows policies concerning the human care use of animals in research and teaching in the veterinary services branch of the division. Bachelors degree or associates degree in biological or animal sciences required. Large animal surgery/anesthesia experience preferred. Licensed veterinary technician (LVT) and certified laboratory animal technician by AAALAS preferred. Minimum five years experience in research facility and/or vet clinic required. Apply
- Supervisory Public Health Veterinarian, Accomac, VA
In this position, you will have a dynamic, multifaceted role protecting consumers as a Public Health Veterinarian. You will conduct food safety assessments of one or more slaughter and/or processing establishments to ensure processes, facilities, procedures and equipment are technically and scientifically sound and meet regulatory and public health protection regulations. Your duties will encompass closely planning, organizing, coordinating and adapting the full range of meat and poultry inspection operations in privately owned establishments. You will be directing ante mortem and post mortem inspection of livestock and/or poultry to detect, identify and diagnose conditions that may render food products unfit for human consumption. You will utilize communication skills by regularly conferring with plant management to ensure regulatory requirements are met. In addition, you may supervise other FSIS employees such as one or more food inspectors and/or consumer safety inspectors. You will also be responsible for overseeing the humane handling and slaughter of livestock, and providing veterinary medical expertise on the proper disposition of animals and/or carcasses. As a Public Health Veterinarian, you will also ensure that plants meet requirements of the Pathogen Reduction and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) regulations, as well as overseeing other consumer protection, non-food safety concerns such as proper labeling. You will conduct food safety assessments of one or more slaughter and/or processing establishments to ensure process, procedures, facilities and equipment are technically and scientifically sound and meet regulatory and public health protection regulations. Applicants need to have obtained a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree, i.e., Veterinary Medical Doctor (VMD), from a school or college of veterinary medicine accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education (AVMA). Proof that the education obtained in a foreign veterinary medical program is equivalent to that gained in a veterinary medical program that is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education. Under this provision, equivalency is established only if an AVMA-accredited veterinary medical school or college in the United States accepts the graduate’s final transcript from the foreign veterinary medical school at full value for placement into an advanced degree, postgraduate educational program, or training program (e.g. residency or graduate program). Graduates of foreign veterinary medical programs must also provide proof of proficiency in the English language by successfully completing one of the nationally and internationally recognized examinations that incorporate assessments of reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. For general information on employment as a Commissioned Corps Officer at FSIS, please contact CDR Lou Ann Rector at (202) 720-7208 or email louann.rector@fsis.usda.gov.
- Idexx Field Technical Support Representative, San Francisco, CA
Qualifications: Veterinary Technician Certification or 3 or more years as a Veterinary Technician is preferred. Strong organizational and time management skills and independent thinking are required.
The candidate will act as the customer advocate and gain insightful knowledge of customer needs following through reliably to address those needs and as the voice of the customer, bring information back to product management for future enhancements. This individual will investigate, troubleshoot and resolve technical issues, train customers on the effective use of IDEXX products and recommend methods to improve workflow.
The Field Technical Support Representative provides on-site technical support for the family of IDEXX VetLab® instruments (Catalyst DX®, LaserCyte®, VetLyte®, VetStat®, VetTest®, SnapShot DX and the IDEXX Vetlab Station®) working closely with Veterinary Technicians to ensure optimal instrument use and performance.
Weekly travel within the assigned territory is required, all expenses are paid. For more details about these exciting opportunities and excellent benefits, follow this link.
- Veterinary pharmaceutical sales, Ceva Animal Health, Inc.
Vet Job Description: Manage the sales development of the Southeast Territory through selling the company’s products. The territory manager will manage an existing customer base and will also work to expand business through prospecting new customers. Cultivating relationships with distributor sales representatives to grow our business at the veterinary hospital level is a necessity. Additionally, the representative will have corporate account responsibility. Responsibilities: • Expand sales of Southeast Territory • Maintain strong knowledge of the company’s product lines • Extensive travel with distributor sales representatives • Develop corporate account business within territory • Represent company at trade shows and conferences throughout the region • Develop and execute presentations to groups of veterinarians and distributors Vet Job Requirements: • Veterinary pharmaceutical sales experience preferred • Sales experience required • Education, BS/BA required • Basic computer skills required (Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) • Strong presentation skills • Travel up to 50% Job Location: Alabama, Florida, Georgia. Apply
- Veterinary Technicians Job at VCA Dunmore Animal Hospitals
VCA Dunmore Animal Hospital is seeking qualified and experienced Veterinary Technicians to join our well-established, 3-doctor, small animal practice in Dunmore, PA. The ideal candidate will be a team player with skills in: catheter placement, phlebotomy, radiology, dentistry, surgical preparation, monitoring and recovery, as well as basic nursing care. Our beautiful, state-of-the-art facility is located in northeastern Pennsylvania—just 2 ½ hours from Philadelphia and New York City. Come share your talent with a great team in an exciting work environment that emphasizes high quality medicine and exceptional client service. We offer competitive wages and super benefits including: medical/dental/vision and paid vacation/sick days (for F/T employees only), 401(k), paid uniforms, generous team pet discounts and more. if you are an enthusiastic person with a thirst for knowledge and a challenge, please e-mail resume to Varsha Tailor, Hospital Manager, at varsha.tailor@vcamail.com.
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