Veterinary Assistant - Neurology

Veritas Veterinary Partners offer exciting career opportunities in state-of-the-art facilities across the U.S. Our hospitals, open 24/7/365 and staffed by board-certified specialists, create a collaborative environment where you can work alongside like-minded, caring professionals. If you're passionate about veterinary medicine, this is your chance to thrive in a dynamic, high-quality setting.

At Veritas Veterinary Partners, our mission is to build a network of trust and opportunity for veterinary professionals nationwide. We specialize in supporting Specialty and Emergency care hospitals, aligning with your unique goals and medical standards. Veritas, founded by Thomas Scavelli, DVM, DACVS, is dedicated to recruiting top-tier talent and fostering collaboration within our community. With a focus on exceptional care, we bring together highly trained veterinarians, technicians, and teammates committed to our patients’ well-being.

 We believe in Truth in Medicine and Trust in Partnerships, ensuring we always provide the highest standard of care. Come join us and make a meaningful impact on the community you serve.

• Assist veterinarians and technicians with neurological patient exams and treatments
• Safely restrain and monitor patients during procedures and diagnostics
• Support anesthesia induction, monitoring, and recovery
• Prepare patients and equipment for MRI, CT, and radiographs
• Assist with spinal taps, CSF collection, and other specialty procedures (as trained)
• Provide inpatient care including medication administration, feeding, and comfort support
• Maintain accurate medical records and treatment documentation
• Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients regarding patient updates and care instructions
• Clean, organize, and maintain treatment areas and surgical suites

• Previous experience in a veterinary assistant, technician assistant, or animal care role preferred
• Strong handling and restraint skills with dogs and cats; exotics experience a plus
• Comfortable in a high-acuity, specialty or emergency environment
• Ability to remain calm and focused with critical or neurologically impaired patients
• Basic knowledge of veterinary medical terminology and hospital flow
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills
• Willingness to learn advanced procedures and specialty diagnostics