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Veterinary Nurse I - Anesthesia FT1
Working/Functional Title Veterinary Nurse-Anesthesia FT1 Position Summary Provides patient care for ill and injured animals in the Anesthesia unit of the Veterinary Medical Center. This position works in both the Large and Small Animal clinics. This position will be utilized for their technical/nursing abilities including but not limited to performing all aspects of anesthetizing patients (premedication, induction, anesthetic maintenance/monitoring, recovery), conscious sedation, pre and post operative patient care, analgesia, venipuncture, IVC placement, and much more on a wide variety of small and large animal patients. Other working responsibilities include instructing and demonstrating techniques to students and assisting clinicians, while also maintaining s
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