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Veterinary Assistant Resume
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| Desired Industry: Pet Care/Animal Care |
SpiderID: 38841 |
| Desired Job Location: Denver, Colorado |
Date Posted: 6/18/2010 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: ASAP |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: New Grad/Entry Level |
Willing to Travel: |
| Highest Degree Attained: Other |
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Objective:
A hard working and fast learning Veterinary Assistant recently graduated from Pima Medical Institute. To obtain a position as a Veterinary Assistant where I can continue to learn and grow with a reputable practice.
Experience:
Columbine Animal Hospital, Littleton, CO (March 2010 - April 2010)
Veterinary Assistant
· Demonstrated the ability to learn quickly and work within a team environment.
· Efficient in animal restraint techniques.
· Proficient in lab preparation, hematology, urinalysis, fecals, and ear cytology.
· Excelled in administering injections, blood draws and vaccinations.
· Performed periodontal procedures independently.
· Surgical assistance, anesthesia and IV catheter placement.
· Performed and assisted with X-rays, nail trims and all treatments of patients.
· Cleaned and maintained the holding areas for all animals.
Education:
EDUCATION/EXTERNSHIP
Veterinary Assistant Certificate (2009/2010)
Pima Medical Institute, Denver, Colorado
Completed Externship-240 hours
(2010)
Columbine Animal Hospital, Littleton, Colorado
Skills:
· Restraint
· Bandaging
· Laboratory procedures
· Fluid therapy
· Injections
· Physical exams
· Vitals
· IDEXX · Safety precautions
· Animal prep
· Post-op care
· Sterilization procedures
· Urinalysis
· Parasitology studies
· Patient education
· Appointment Scheduling · Telephone triage
· Client relations
· Filing
· Veterinary terminology
· CPR certified
· HIPAA/OSHA certification
Reference:
Available upon request.
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