We are looking for dynamic, ambitious, hard working additions to our behavioral medicine team. If you are interested in working with us and your skill set meets the criteria below, please email your resume to: jobs@flvetbehavior.com or fax it to 561-795-8537. Please let us know the position for which you are applying. We look forward to speaking with you.
Clinical Behavior Resident
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Veterinary Behavior Nurse
Job description:
The Behavior Nurse conducts behavior modification and cognitive therapies, administers medications and treatments to inpatients and assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he or she conducts independent behavior therapy sessions in home and in the clinic.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; writing/editing handouts and content for the website and newsletter; social media; calling/emailing clients for updates and client education in behavioral medicine, body language of dogs, cats and birds and learning theory.
Ideal Qualities:
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
The Behavior Nurse conducts behavior modification and cognitive therapies, administers medications and treatments to inpatients and assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he or she conducts independent behavior therapy sessions in home and in the clinic.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; writing/editing handouts and content for the website and newsletter; social media; calling/emailing clients for updates and client education in behavioral medicine, body language of dogs, cats and birds and learning theory.
Ideal Qualities:
- Able to communicate with clients effectively.
- Ability to work as a team.
- Strong work ethic.
- Ability to multitask.
- Organized
- Interested in learning new things
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
- LVT/RVT/CVT
- KPA-CPT, Jean Donaldson Academy certification (2 year program) or equivalent academic certification
- Skilled at phlebotomy.
- Minimum of 6 months working as a veterinary technician
- Minimum of 6 months of hands on experience working with client owned animals using positive reinforcement techniques.
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
Veterinary Behavior Technician
Job description:
The Behavior Technician conducts behavior modification and cognitive therapies, and assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he or she conducts independent behavior therapy sessions in home and in the clinic.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; writing/editing handouts and content for the website and newsletter; social media; calling/emailing clients for updates and client education in behavioral medicine, body language of dogs, cats and birds and learning theory.
Ideal Qualities:
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
The Behavior Technician conducts behavior modification and cognitive therapies, and assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he or she conducts independent behavior therapy sessions in home and in the clinic.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; writing/editing handouts and content for the website and newsletter; social media; calling/emailing clients for updates and client education in behavioral medicine, body language of dogs, cats and birds and learning theory.
Ideal Qualities:
- Able to communicate with clients effectively.
- Ability to work as a team.
- Strong work ethic.
- Ability to multitask.
- Organized
- Interested in learning new things
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
- KPA-CPT, Jean Donaldson Academy certification (2 year program) or equivalent academic certification
- Minimum of 6 months working as a veterinary technician or veterinary assistant
- Minimum of 6 months of hands on experience working with client owned animals using positive reinforcement techniques.
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
Veterinary Behavior Assistant
Job description:
The Behavior Assistant assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he/she works in the reception position and assists with administrative duties.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; calling/emailing clients for updates and body language of dogs, cats and birds.
Ideal Qualities:
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
The Behavior Assistant assists the doctor with restraint and phlebotomy. In addition, he/she works in the reception position and assists with administrative duties.
Additional duties include, but are not limited to: completing paperwork, checking phone messages and returning phone calls, inventory, preparation before and after appointments; calling/emailing clients for updates and body language of dogs, cats and birds.
Ideal Qualities:
- Able to communicate with clients effectively.
- Ability to work as a team.
- Strong work ethic.
- Ability to multitask.
- Organized
- Interested in learning new things
Skill/certification/experience prerequisites:
- Minimum of 6 months working at a veterinary hospital, preferably directly with clients
Benefits:
Full time employees receive a Continuing Education stipend annually a veterinary discount and paid vacation.
