Veterinary Technician Practicum
- Kelowna, BC, Canada
Full-time
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Original job description
Ventilators!! We use ventilators on all our procedures which allows us to have very predictable and smooth anesthesia. Our RVT's take the lead with all procedures, sedations and anesthesia. They work closely with the doctors and patients to generate protocols that best match the patient's needs. This allows our RVT's to always be using their skills to the fullest.
NVA Canada’s VT Practicum Program offers final-year veterinary technician students the chance to gain real-world experience in a supportive, dynamic environment. Work alongside experienced veterinarians and RVTs at in to develop your clinical skills in patient care, laboratory procedures, anesthesia, surgical assistance, radiology and more. Enhance your communication abilities with medical teams and clients, preparing you for a successful career as an RVT. Practicums range from two to eight weeks, fitting your schedule and career goals. Eligible students - those enrolled in an accredited VT program in Canada and completing their final practicum in their final year - - can receive a stipend to help with travel expenses, allowing you to focus on learning without financial worries. At NVA Canada diversity and inclusion are an important part of our everyday reality. We are committed to fostering an open and inclusive environment where everyone belongs, our people feel comfortable and confident to be themselves and reach their full potential regardless of age, race, national or ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, marital and family status, religion or other belief, culture, sexual orientation, or disability.
NVA Canada’s VT Practicum Program offers final-year veterinary technician students the chance to gain real-world experience in a supportive, dynamic environment. Work alongside experienced veterinarians and RVTs at in to develop your clinical skills in patient care, laboratory procedures, anesthesia, surgical assistance, radiology and more. Enhance your communication abilities with medical teams and clients, preparing you for a successful career as an RVT. Practicums range from two to eight weeks, fitting your schedule and career goals. Eligible students - those enrolled in an accredited VT program in Canada and completing their final practicum in their final year - - can receive a stipend to help with travel expenses, allowing you to focus on learning without financial worries. At NVA Canada diversity and inclusion are an important part of our everyday reality. We are committed to fostering an open and inclusive environment where everyone belongs, our people feel comfortable and confident to be themselves and reach their full potential regardless of age, race, national or ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, marital and family status, religion or other belief, culture, sexual orientation, or disability.
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Responsibilities
Develop clinical skills in patient care, laboratory procedures, anesthesia, and radiology while working alongside experienced veterinarians and RVTs. Collaborate with medical teams and clients to implement patient-specific protocols.
Requirements
Must be a final-year veterinary technician student enrolled in an accredited VT program in Canada. Candidates must be completing their final practicum during their final year of study.
Skills
- Patient Care
- Laboratory Procedures
- Anesthesia
- Surgical Assistance
- Radiology
- Communication
- Clinical Skills
- Sedation
Benefits
- Travel Stipend
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Healthcare
- Science & Research
Keywords
- Veterinary Technician
- RVT
- Practicum
- Anesthesia
- Ventilators
- Patient Care
- Radiology
- Surgical Assistance
- Veterinary Services
- Clinical Skills
- Laboratory Procedures
Seniority
Entry level
Perks
- Remote work allowance
Tools
- ventilators
Languages
- English
Fields of study
- Veterinary technology