Review medical records and establish a plan of action for each dog upon intake to the programAdminister vaccines under Veterinarian supervision/directionCollect and run diagnostic samples including but not limited to fecal, blood, urine, and skin. Submit to outside laboratories when needed.Implant microchips as needed and/or transfer ownership of implanted microchips. Maintain current microchip information.Create individualized dietary plans for all dogs in the program. Adjust diets with current weight trends. Maintain weight and food intake logs.Communicate with local veterinary clinics to schedule necessary appointments for all dogs in the program. Transport dogs as needed.Assist doctors with exams and in surgeryIntubate and administer anesthetic drugs and monitor anesthesia Obtain vitals, perform simple medical exams, and complete medical notes under Veterinarian supervision/directionMaintain current and comprehensive medical records, including applicable certificates, on all dogs in the programMaintain current inventory and logs of medications, clinic supplies, diagnostic supplies, etc.Obtain health certificates and applicable documents for local and interstate transport, including but not limited to Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Guam.Fill and administer intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, topical, and oral drugs/medications, including monthly preventionsAlways handle animals humanely and safelyFollow and adhere to all PPE policiesParticipate in mock veterinary exams with Warriors during class, educating about appropriate veterinary care and what to expect when returning home with their Service DogAbility to work with dogs on unknown or outdated vaccination historyInitiate emergency procedures when indicatedFollow medical care guidelines provided by VeterinarianReport any abnormalities with dogs to the Medical Management and VeterinarianAddress any medical concerns our Warriors may have regarding their Service Dog, and conduct exams, draft care plans, and conduct follow ups, as needed.

Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor or managementMaintain good communication with veterinary staff, other departments, and outside clinicsMaintain good working relationships with veterinary staff and organization employees

Certification through an accredited veterinary technician program or equivalent veterinary work experience preferredAbility to multi-taskAbility to work independently and within a team settingExcellent communication skillsValid driver’s license is required and meet standards to be added to company driving policyMust have basic computer literacy skills and be able to handle multiple tasks simultaneously while working in a busy environment

Adaptability Attention to DetailInitiativeIntegrity Planning and Organizing Technical Professional Knowledge and Skills