Veterinary Assistant - Wood Buffalo Animal Hospital
Wood Buffalo Animal Hospital is located in the heart of Northern Alberta, Fort McMurray is a vibrant city where the rugged beauty of the outdoors meets a dynamic growing community offering countless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. This unique location combines the tranquility of nature with the conveniences of a modern urban lifestyle, making it an ideal place for those who value work-life balance. With over 25 years of service to the community, Wood Buffalo Animal Hospital offers a full range of Veterinary Services and prides itself on maintaining a warm and welcoming environment. The Veterinary Team is dedicated to staying at the forefront of Veterinary Medicine while fostering and supporting personal and professional growth.
About The Role:
Our ideal Vet Assistant will counsel and educate clients, under the direction of a Veterinarian or a RVT, on various aspects of animal care such as dosage/purpose of medications, home care, vaccination requirements, preventative healthcare recommendations, end of day cleaning and helping restraining animals. In collaboration with the team, they will suggest and explain laboratory procedures and testing. They will also greet, handle, and treat animals in a way that contributes to an environment in which animals feel safe and secure. Experience in client care reception or veterinary assistant duties is an asset.
What We Offer:
- Competitive Base Salary
- Comprehensive Benefits Include: Medical, Dental & Life Insurance and uniform allowance.
- Flexible Schedule
- Vacation & Paid Time Off
Meet VetCare:
VetCare (vet-care.ca) is a proudly Canadian-owned acquirer and operator of veterinary practices, based in Vancouver, and with passionate team members across Canada. Our commitment to care is at the heart of what we do, from guiding our talented medical and operations teams, supporting practice owners through seamless transitions, and providing the highest quality of care to patients through our community-focused practices.
