The veterinary assistant works very closely with the veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Essential functions include assisting the doctor in restraint and treatment of patients, monitor animals and do routine procedures such as fecals and urine collection, perform surgical preparation of patient, provide client education regarding nutrition, parasite control, vaccine protocols, spaying and neutering; fill prescriptions,

Provide technical assistance to staff clinicians, residents, professional assistants and students related to large animal surgery. Provide clinical instruction to veterinary and veterinary technology students. Monitor inventory of supplies/equipment and order when necessary. Qualifications Required: * Associate or Bachelor’s degree from an AVMA accredited veterinary technology program

Assist in all aspects of vet care, including scheduling, surgery, medical care and physical therapies. Computer, phone and receptionist skills a plus. Full or Part time; will train. Great opportunity for positive, energetic and detail oriented individual. Some evening and weekend hours. Salary benefits based on experience. Bring resume references to group interview;Saturday, January 31st

Teaching responsibilities: The teaching responsibilities for this position include: 1) Develop and teach innovative courses related to livestock evaluation; 2) Coach the NDSU Livestock Evaluation Team; 3) Teach additional courses consistent with the successful applicant’s expertise and departmental needs; 4) Advise undergraduate students and student organizations; and 5) Provide leadership for departmental undergraduate recruiting efforts. Extension

New England, Pittsburgh, Delaware, NH, MA, RI, CT, OH, NY, NJ, VA, MD, PA, FL, GA, TX, IL, IN, OR, WA, Dallas, CA. Flexible scheduling allows choice of shifts each month. Work once a month or every weekend! Per Diem, same day pay. No emergencies, limited wellness services only. No stress