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Senior Veterinary Nurse - Emergency & Critical Care (7-9 yrs)
Emergency and Critical Care Senior Veterinary Nurse - Night
Role overview:
- This role involves providing vital support in emergency and critical care settings, including triaging new case admissions, assisting with anaesthesia monitoring, and aiding in the care of ICU patients.
- Responsibilities also include taking radiographs, restraining patients, preparing for surgeries, and managing postoperative recovery. The role requires effective client communication and active participation in in-patient rounds, selflearning, and professional development.
- Additionally, the position includes training junior staff and ensuring high standards of patient care.
Job Description:
- Triage and assist with new case admissions.
- Aid with anaesthesia monitoring and recovery of emergency cases.
- Assisting the emergency vets in the care and treatment of inpatients including ICU cases.
- Monitoring critical patients in the ICU ward.
- Taking radiographs.
- Restraining patients for examination and treatments.
- Discharging patients, preparing patients for surgeries and postoperative bandaging and recovery.
- Client communication.
- Attend in-patient rounds and engage in self-learning such as attending continuing development lectures and reading of books and journals.
- Training of junior nurses and patient care assistants.
- Working Hours: Night Shifts, 7pm - 7am, alternate 3 / 4 day work week, including Public Holiday and weekend
Desired skills and experience:
Senior Nurse:
- Degree or Diploma in veterinary technology or relevant nursing qualifications.
- At least seven (7) years of work experience in the veterinary industry.
- A minimum of three (3) years of leadership experience is preferred.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work under pressure.
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