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Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Job Summary The Laboratory Animal Resource Center (LARC) supports the research programs of the faculty by providing all services associated with the care and use of laboratory animals (includes rodents) including the purchasing/receiving, daily care and monitoring of the health of all species. The Animal Technician is responsible for the daily care of animals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Duties include changing cages and racks, delivering food and water in accordance to established procedures, maintaining equipment and animal housing areas according to standard operating procedures and federal and state regulations. Perform record keeping duties such as per-diems records, animal health surveillance, feed logs, temperature/humidity charts, animal receipt and disposition logs and performs other duties as assigned. LARC provides care for various species of laboratory animals housed in multiple LARC research facilities located throughout the city of San Francisco. Under direction of the Animal Resources Supervisor or assigned lead, the Animal Technician (AT) has experience, training and is capable of performing all duties within the scope of the job description for Assistant Animal Technicians. Animal Technicians performs assigned duties in a manner that achieves the LARC mission. Animal Technicians are expected to identify problems, remedy and report them immediately. Animal Technicians must ensure the proper care and use of animals and Animal Technicians must be able to perform some technical procedures required within LARC or to support the research effort. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 1 year of animal handling or lab animal sanitation equipment operations experience required. Ability to communicate animal health information to appropriate personnel, maintain legible records for permanent status. All assignments require some use of computer/email. General knowledge of feeding, caging, and space requirements for multiple species of laboratory animals used in biomedical research. Ability and skills needed to identify animal health concerns and regulatory compliance for their assigned areas and to report conditions to veterinary staff, researchers, and compliance staff. Full knowledge of disinfection, sanitation, and cleaning agents; knowledge and ability to use cage washers for cleaning and autoclaves for sterilization of cages. General knowledge of federal and other licensing agencies' regulations. Satisfactory job performance ratings at all times during probationary employment period. Ability to follow instructions, work independently or in shared assignments with others. Basic computer skills (e.g.,e/mail skills, ability to scan cage barcodes, sync PDA's for submitting Health Surveillance Reports electronically, utilize email account for work-related communications, online training, HBS timesheet submission). Ability to follow work rules, including no eating or drinking in animal areas, no smoking at campus facilities. Ability to bend, squat, kneel, stand, reach above shoulder level, and move on hard surface for up to 7 hours/day. Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required; includes protective clothing, protective glasses, safety shoes and gloves daily , face masks as required, respirator if assigned. Ability to push and pull heavy objects and ability to safely move and or lift heavy loads (up to 50 pounds). Education, Training and Experience: Graduation from high school/GED, completion of training equivalent to the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification of the AALAS, and one year of animal care experience; or high school graduation and two years of animal care experience in the care of an animal species appropriate to the particular job; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position. Travel Compliance All Tentative Rto Must Be Included At Time Of Submittal- Additional Requests Mid-Contract Will Not Be Accepted RTO must be discussed and approved by the hiring manager at time of offer. If an Auto-Offer unit, RTO must be included and limited to 1-week total RTO. Anything over 7 days will require manager approval at time of offer. MUST HAVE COVID VACCINATION AND BOOSTER, NO EXCEPTIONS. please confirm this upon submission. Please attach proof of COVID Vaccination/Booster. If your candidate does not have their booster, please attach proof of appointment scheduled before start date Any submission that doesn't provide proof OR confirm verbally that candidate has both, will be removed from LL and sent to Submittal Excellence distro. All RN positions require BSN Must have Prior Travel within 12 months Prior Teaching Hospital Experience preferred Float Policy: At any time during assignment, resources may be reassigned to a different department, unit, or facility (within 75+ radius) if the resource satisfies the requisite Job Specifications. Please ensure this is discussion at time of submission, and time of offer. Travel Pairs: travel pairs are allowed, but generally will not be on the same unit. Married couples may not work on the same unit Employment History: ANY employment with any University of California medical facility and any of their acquired facilities MUST be included with employment history Return Staff Policy: must be separated for a minimum of 1 year from perm position before eligible for consideration as a traveler Modules: Modules are non-billable and included in NBO hours, 8 hours of modules Anything over 24 hours is billable Modules are completed during pre-start, and annually

Description: Are you an experienced Department Manager with a passion for leadership and a talent for managing dynamic teams? Pieper Veterinary invites you to bring your skills, energy, and dedication to Pieper Memorial Veterinary Center located in Middletown, CT, a VECCS Level I Facility committed to delivering the highest standard of patient care. We are looking for professionals who take pride in their work and are excited to foster a positive, efficient, and collaborative environment. Our vision is simple: to make the community and the animals and people in it happier and healthier. If these values resonate with you, we encourage you to explore a leadership role with us. What to Expect: Commitment to Continuing Education: We want to retain and develop our talent to the best of our ability. You can expect numerous in-house CE opportunities, and any mentoring available to support and achieve your goals. Career Advancement: We pride ourselves on recognizing top talent and strong work ethic and if you demonstrate those things, you can expect to be promoted from within. Environment of Belonging: With so many specialties at your fingertips, it's easy to find where you fit. We also promote an environment of inclusivity so that everyone feels welcome. Environment of Collaboration: Our VECCS Level 1 Certified Hospital includes specialists in Emergency & Critical Care, Neurology, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Surgery, and Exotics and a full staff of experienced Emergency and Primary Care Veterinarians. With the support of their technicians, assistants, and liaisons the hospital teams work closely together to deliver the highest quality of care. About You: Pieper Memorial Veterinary Center is seeking a dedicated and skilled Department Manager to oversee the day-to-day operations of our Inpatient veterinary team . In this role, you will manage staff, ensure the delivery of exceptional patient care, and provide the resources and support needed for our clients, patients, and the entire Pieper team. The ideal candidate is an experienced Veterinary Technician (CVT or VTS preferred) with 3 5+ years of supervisory or leadership experience , ideally in a 24/7 emergency, specialty, or high-volume practice . Experience in large primary care or urgent care settings will also be considered. This role requires a strong combination of technical expertise and leadership skills, including the ability to work alongside your team in a clinical capacity for approximately 25% of your time . We believe that the best patient care comes from collaboration, mentorship, and mutual support. As Department Manager, you will lead a team of veterinary technicians and assistants within a 24/7/365 service model, working closely with other hospital managers and directors to ensure the highest standard of care. We strongly believe that veterinary medicine is a team sport , and we value collaboration from every staff member. Your voice, insight, and leadership will not only be welcomed they will make a real difference. Anticipated Schedule: 5 days a week Weekends and Holidays are required. Compensation: Pay range starts at $75,000-$95,000 based on experience / certifications. Key Responsibilities: Manage and support a team of 50-60 veterinary technicians and assistants, including hiring, onboarding, scheduling, and performance management. Develop personalized growth plans and provide mentorship and professional development opportunities to staff. Collaborate with the head of services to improve workflows and increase departmental efficiency while maintaining high-quality care. Provide advanced nursing care to hospitalized patients. Teach basic and advanced veterinary skills to new and experienced assistants and veterinary technicians. Address client concerns and ensure smooth department operations. Work closely with the clinical director to set and achieve operational and financial goals for the department. Participate in a rotating Manager on Duty schedule. What's in it for you? Supportive culture with social events & team building Competitive paid time off & holidays Career Growth & Training Opportunities Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Mental Health Focused Services 401(k) plan with strong employer match Up to 75% employee pet care discount Annual uniform allowance Team Building We know it's not always easy to make a move. We treat all interviews as confidential and if a casual chat is more your style, we can do that too! We genuinely love what we do and the people we work with! Requirements: Experienced Veterinary Technician with a CVT or VTS certification preferred. Minimum of 3 years experience in supervisory role, ideally in a 24/7 specialty / emergency practice. Strong clinical skills and experience with a variety of procedures. Proven leadership ability and a passion for mentoring and team development. Must be flexible to meet the needs of the department(s) assigned. Exceptional organizational skills, with the ability to multi-task. Excellent verbal and written communication Proven experience developing and growing teams. Comfortable with Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) Must be 18 years or older to apply.

Livewell Animal Hospital - Hospital of Alexandria Licensed Veterinary Technician - Full Time Alexandria, VA Looking for a place where your skills actually matter and your voice is heard? This is a great opportunity to step into a growing, modern clinic where you can work hands-on with surgery, mentor others, and help shape the team from the ground up. Why this role stands out: Wage: $28 - $35 Sign on Bonus $2500.00 4-day work week with alternating Saturdays Brand new hospital (opened 2025) Growing team - adding another doctor this summer Supportive, collaborative environment focused on quality medicine What you'll be doing: Anesthesia monitoring and surgical support Dental prophylaxis and dental x-rays Helping drive workflow and efficiency Mentoring and training less experienced staff Being a key part of a small, growing team What they're looking for: Licensed (or eligible) Veterinary Technician in VA Strong anesthesia and monitoring skills (HR, BP, SpO , etc.) Confident with surgery and dentistry Team-oriented, detail-focused, and proactive Fear Free certified or open to becoming certified Hospital details: Services include surgery, dentals, rehab, acupuncture, and more Digital radiology + digital dental X-ray EZ Vet software, IDEXX labs (mostly sent out), CoVet scribe support Community-focused (optional events like local dog festivals ) Building a positive team culture with regular bonding activities Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8am-6pm Saturday (alternating): 8am-12pm Closed Wednesdays & Sundays If you're looking for a role where you can grow, take ownership, and be part of a supportive, forward-moving team - this is it. Apply or reach out to learn more - let's connect. Your Impact as a Licensed Veterinary Technician Note: The Licensed Veterinary Technician title is used in various states based on state-specific licensing and credentialing requirements. Responsibilities may vary depending on the hospital and/or state and will be outlined by the state's Veterinary Practice Act and/or the responsible veterinarian, where applicable. Utilize Your Full Skillset: You'll be a vital part of the medical team, providing comprehensive patient care, including administering treatments, monitoring anesthesia, and performing lab work. Be a Leader and Mentor: You'll guide and support the medical team, ensuring an efficient workflow while mentoring others to help them grow their skills and careers. Partner with Clients: You'll be a key point of contact for pet owners, educating them on treatments, reviewing medical records, and confidently answering their questions. Contribute to a Positive Culture: You'll play an active role in training, providing feedback, and maintaining the high standards of our hospital environment. What You'll Bring to the Team Graduate of an AVMA-accredited Veterinary Technician program. A current state veterinary technician license (LVT) in good standing. Proficiency in a range of technical skills, including nursing, surgery, dental care, radiology, and laboratory procedures. A calm and efficient approach, especially in fast-paced or stressful situations. Strong communication skills and a passion for working collaboratively. One year of experience in the veterinary industry is preferred. How You're Supported As part of the Mission Pet Health family, you get the stability of a local practice backed by the comprehensive benefits and resources of a larger network. The focus is on investing in you, so you can focus on what you love. Competitive Compensation Competitive hourly rate and a comprehensive benefits package. Total Wellbeing Comprehensive coverage including Health, Dental, Vision, and more, plus Maternity Leave and 24/7 TeleDoc access. Financial Health Plan for your future with a 401k featuring a generous company match, plus Long & Short-Term Disability insurance for peace of mind. Commitment to Growth Receive a yearly CE allowance with dedicated paid days off and opportunities for tuition reimbursement to advance your career. The Power of a Network Join a nationwide community of over 20,000 veterinary professionals who share a passion for collaboration and career growth. Peace of Mind Company-paid Professional Liability Coverage, so you can focus on what you do best: providing excellent patient care. About Mission Pet Health Mission Pet Health was founded by veterinarians on the belief that local practices thrive with clinical autonomy, collaboration, and medical excellence. The organization provides world-class support to its 850+ hospital teams on a hyper-local basis so they can focus on what matters most: the medicine, their patients, and their team culture. Learn more at . Driving the award-winning culture are the WAG values - Work Together, Amaze, and Grow. Mission Pet Health is veterinarian-led, people-focused, and on a mission to be the best place to work in veterinary medicine. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, and lift up to 50 pounds. This role requires routine exposure to animals and medical equipment in a potentially noisy environment. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. EEO Statement: Mission Pet Health is an equal opportunity employer. We embrace diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital is deeply rooted in providing comprehensive, compassionate small animal care to our loyal community. We are proud to hold AAHA accreditation, a testament to our commitment to upholding the highest standards of veterinary excellence in Seven Fields, PA. The trust we have earned is reflected in our excellent 4.7-star Google rating. When you join our dedicated team, you are stepping into a supportive environment where continuous improvement and superior patient outcomes define our daily practice. This is your opportunity to do your best work alongside like-minded professionals. We believe in supporting every one of our teammates' professional journeys. As part of a larger supportive network, you will find resources and educational opportunities designed specifically to help you succeed. We cultivate a culture of ongoing learning, providing access to internal specialty consultations and mentorship programs designed to help you elevate your medical knowledge. If your goal is becoming a credentialed technician or moving into a leadership role, we provide the dedicated programs and support necessary to help you achieve your career goals. Our commitment to high-quality small animal medicine ensures we are focused on advanced diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. While we are locally focused, we benefit from the infrastructure of a larger organization, ensuring you have access to the resources needed for complex cases. We emphasize evidence-based practice and encourage our teammates to pursue additional training to keep pace with evolving standards of care. This commitment means you can confidently deliver exceptional care and achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients. Located in Seven Fields, PA, our area offers a comfortable blend of suburban accessibility and nearby natural beauty. Seven Fields is known for being family-friendly and highly accessible, situated conveniently north of Pittsburgh. This location provides a great balance if you are looking for community connectivity, excellent local amenities, and easy access to the cultural and sporting events of a major city, without dealing with the daily rush. It is a wonderful location for professionals looking to plant roots and achieve a balanced personal and professional life. $1,000 Sign On Bonus Your Impact as a Certified Veterinary Technician Note: The Certified Veterinary Technician title is used in various states based on state-specific licensing and credentialing requirements. Responsibilities may vary depending on the hospital and/or state and will be outlined by the state's Veterinary Practice Act and/or the responsible veterinarian, where applicable. Utilize Your Full Skillset: You'll be a vital part of the medical team, providing comprehensive patient care, including administering treatments, monitoring anesthesia, and performing lab work. Be a Leader and Mentor: You'll guide and support the medical team, ensuring an efficient workflow while mentoring others to help them grow their skills and careers. Partner with Clients: You'll be a key point of contact for pet owners, educating them on treatments, reviewing medical records, and confidently answering their questions. Contribute to a Positive Culture: You'll play an active role in training, providing feedback, and maintaining the high standards of our hospital environment. What You'll Bring to the Team Graduate of an AVMA-accredited Veterinary Technician program. A current state veterinary technician license (CVT) in good standing. Proficiency in a range of technical skills, including nursing, surgery, dental care, radiology, and laboratory procedures. A calm and efficient approach, especially in fast-paced or stressful situations. Strong communication skills and a passion for working collaboratively. One year of experience in the veterinary industry is preferred. Why You'll Love Working Here At Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital, we believe a great hospital starts with a great team. We strive to create an environment where technicians feel supported, respected, and empowered to use their skills every day. Here's what makes our team special: Collaborative Culture - Doctors and technicians work closely together and value each team member's input. Supportive Team Environment - We believe in helping each other succeed and maintaining a positive workplace. Opportunities to Use Your Skills - Technicians are encouraged to fully utilize their training and experience. Work-Life Balance - We build schedules with fairness and balance in mind so our team can thrive both at work and at home. Schedule & Availability At Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital, we believe attitude is everything. We're looking for a team member who brings a positive, team-first mindset, enjoys collaborating with others, and helps create a supportive environment for both patients and coworkers. Typical Schedule Includes: Every other Saturday Every other Friday (opposite the Saturday worked) Two closing shifts per week This structure helps ensure even distribution of evening and weekend coverage across the team. Optional Urgent Care Opportunity Team members who are interested in additional hours can choose to pick up Sunday Urgent Care shifts. • Sunday Hours: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM • Shift Differential: +$2/hour Hospital Hours • Monday - Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM • Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Sunday: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Urgent Care Only) Schedules are created with fairness and work-life balance in mind and are shared in advance whenever possible. How You're Supported As part of the Mission Pet Health family, you get the stability of a local practice backed by the comprehensive benefits and resources of a larger network. The focus is on investing in you, so you can focus on what you love. Competitive Compensation Competitive hourly rate and a comprehensive benefits package. Total Wellbeing Comprehensive coverage including Health, Dental, Vision, and more, plus Maternity Leave and 24/7 TeleDoc access. Financial Health Plan for your future with a 401k featuring a generous company match, plus Long & Short-Term Disability insurance for peace of mind. Commitment to Growth Receive a yearly CE allowance with dedicated paid days off and opportunities for tuition reimbursement to advance your career. The Power of a Network Join a nationwide community of over 20,000 veterinary professionals who share a passion for collaboration and career growth. Peace of Mind Company-paid Professional Liability Coverage, so you can focus on what you do best: providing excellent patient care. About Mission Pet Health Mission Pet Health was founded by veterinarians on the belief that local practices thrive with clinical autonomy, collaboration, and medical excellence. The organization provides world-class support to its 850+ hospital teams on a hyper-local basis so they can focus on what matters most: the medicine, their patients, and their team culture. Learn more at . Driving the award-winning culture are the WAG values - Work Together, Amaze, and Grow. Mission Pet Health is veterinarian-led, people-focused, and on a mission to be the best place to work in veterinary medicine. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, and lift up to 50 pounds. This role requires routine exposure to animals and medical equipment in a potentially noisy environment. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. EEO Statement: Mission Pet Health is an equal opportunity employer. We embrace diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.