Pre-RVT Intern

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Provide intermediate animal care to patients: walk, water, feed, transport, restrain, groom. Lifting up to 50 lbs. or above. Administer medication, monitor vital signs, take samples of bodily fluids, either blood or urine. Maintain clinical records via written chart recording and input of charges into VetView software database. Establish effective working relationships with senior veterinary staff and clinicians and assist senior veterinary staff with animal care.

Individual assists with all aspects of the patient's treatment and care, has a clear knowledge of the patient's medical condition, treatment, prognosis and plan. Informs attending clinician on any change or decomposition of the patient's condition in an informed and timely manner. When appropriate, is self-motivated to use downtime to not only attend to in house but also to assist other sister units with patient care and treatment.

Stock supplies of cleaning products and patient care equipment. Maintain clinical records. Ensure facility cleanliness with the use of mop, broom, chemical cleaning supplies to sanitize cages and the floors.