We are Hiring: MOBILE Veterinary ASSISTANT

 TUES and WED ~7AM-3PM with potential for future growth.

Pay: $20–$24/hr (DOE) Part-time | 12-16 hours per week with potential growth to 18-26 hours

Paid Sick Leave and SIMPLE IRA with 3% match for all employees

We are a mobile small animal ultrasound consulting service providing imaging support to veterinary clinics across Skagit, Whatcom and Island Counties. We are a small, close-knit team looking for a dependable and professional person to join us. 

•  Load/unload veterinary ultrasound equipment
•  Set-up, tear down, clean, and maintain ultrasound equipment
•  Perform a basic pre-sedation assessment including acquisition of vital signs and evaluation of patient behavior
• Assist in the administration of  injections and restraint for IV catheter placement
• Lift and restrain patients for ultrasound imaging
• Monitor patient during sedated ultrasounds, including regular vital sign collection
• Clean and disinfect exam rooms
• Safe and legal operation of a company provided or personal automobile for business purposes
• Monitor patient recovery
• Medical material stocking and inventory management

• Discuss consent forms and estimates with referring veterinary team members 
• Answer questions regarding ultrasound diagnostics

• Organize and maintain patient files and medical records
• Patient and client data entry
• Assist in responding to calls, e-mails or routine client inquiries when necessary

• 1-2 years of experience in the veterinary medical field or similar animal and medical experience. 
• Ability to lift 40lbs unassisted
• Ability to stand for 30-60 minutes at a time while leaning to restrain animals
• Ability to work is close contact with animal dander and regular exposure to animal bodily fluids. 
• Willingness to travel during business hours (Typically 7AM-4PM)
• Proficiency with computers, Microsoft Office, Google documents and Adobe programs
• Professional and positive attitude
• Integrity and ability to admit mistakes
• Trustworthiness and ability to maintain patient confidentiality
• Excellent verbal communication
• Willingness to learn and apply Fear Free handling (current certification is a plus)
• Must maintain professional appearance and use appropriate language

• VERY LOW STRESS
• Positive and supportive veterinary team with no drama
• Guaranteed hours with flexibility
• Quiet work environment with kind and collaborative veterinary teams
• Supportive, small team environment
• Minimal to no interaction with pet owners