Use This Template 
Not in love with this template? Browse our full library of resume templates
Build your resume in 15 minutes
Use professional field-tested resume
templates that follow the exact resume rules employers look for.
Related Resumes & Cover Letters
1
vet tech
- Assisting in treating sick or injured animals by prescribing medication, setting bones, dressing wounds, or performing surgery.
- Animal restraining, blood drawing, nail clipping, educating clients on vaccination schedules and preventatives.
- Perform initial evaluation of the animal’s condition, clean and wrap wounds, check vital statistics, collect samples, and administer medication.
- Assisting in euthanasia procedures, preparing tissue samples, assisting with dental care, performing laboratory tests on blood counts and urinalysis, recording animal case histories, developing radiographs and x-rays, providing specialized nursing care, providing post-operative care, sterilizing surgical and other laboratory equipment, and vaccinating animals.
2
vet tech/room tech
- Assisted veterinarians during animal examinations and post-surgery monitoring; escalating changes of behaviour to doctors.
- Performance of routine and diagnostic tests including use of equipment such as radiography and ultrasound.
- Administration of medications and immunizations to animals.
- Pre, during, and aftercare of animals including restraining, monitoring, trimming and bathing including service and therapy dogs.
- Ensuring surgical and examination equipment, kennels, examination rooms, and operating rooms are in line with hospital standards.
- Educating owners and the public at large to instruct them how to modify behaviours and increase their knowledge of diseases in line with best practices.
3
vet tech/ assistant
- Performing diagnostic tests and x-rays in house and lab
- Preparing animals and instruments for surgery
- Administering medications, vaccines, and treatments including venipuncture and catheter placement for fluid therapy
- Providing emergency first aid and or general nursing care for in-patient and out-patients.
- Observing and reporting on the behavior and condition of animals and reporting to DVM
- Restraining animals for examination or treatment
- Administering anesthesia and assisting during medical procedures
4
vet tech/ assistant
- Performed proper restraints of animals and injection/anesthesia
- Collected TPR, blood, stool, urine samples and interpreted lab data per DVM
- Performed Vet Tech duties when needed which included: administering medications, assisting in surgeries.
- Maintained and sterilized all surgical instruments and equipment
- Utilize such tools as IV catheters, Tonopen, and digital radiographs.
- Monitor anesthesia before, during, and post administration and blood draws (from jugular, cephalic, or saphenous veins).
- Helped assess and assisted on complete care of ill animals for the time of stay
5
vet tech
- Identify case issues and evidence needed, based on analysis of charges, complaints, or allegations of law violations. I also assisted with doing the surgeries on the animals and helping the front desk do the paperwork at the end of the day.
- File patient record.
- Basic sales of food and treats.
- Helped clients with questions to the best of my ability.
Suggested Reading:
Related Articles
Complement Your Resume with a Commanding Cover Letter
Your resume is only one part of your application. The other part is just as important – the cover letter. This piece of paper or email is your pitch and...
6 Tips to Avoid the Resume Slush Pile
These days, many large companies have so many applicants for new or vacant positions, they have to automate their systems just to deal with the influx. They use something called...
3 Tips for Adding Personal Flair to Your Resume
For a hiring manager, the hordes of resumes can all start to blend together. It can be difficult to weed out good candidates when they all seem the same. Make...