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Build Georgia's Next Premier Cardiology Service Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency | Dunwoody, Georgia Opening October 2026 - Help Build Something Exceptional Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency is expanding. Following the success of our flagship specialty and emergency hospital in Marietta, Georgia, we are building our founding Cardiology Team for our new Dunwoody location opening in October 2026. We are seeking experienced Veterinary Technicians, Licensed Veterinary Technicians (LVTs), Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs), Certified Veterinary Technicians (CVTs), and highly skilled Veterinary Assistants who are passionate about advanced cardiac medicine, specialty nursing, complex diagnostics, and providing exceptional patient care. This is not simply another technician position. This is an opportunity to help shape one of Georgia's premier specialty hospitals from the beginning while advancing your career in referral-level veterinary cardiology. Train Before We Open Unlike many hospital openings, your journey begins before opening day. Selected team members will begin onboarding and specialty training between July and August 2026 at our established Marietta hospital, working alongside experienced cardiologists, emergency clinicians, specialty technicians, and advanced nursing teams. You'll gain familiarity with our culture, workflows, equipment, and expectations before transitioning into our brand-new Dunwoody facility. You'll help build the team before the doors ever open. Why Cardiology ? Veterinary cardiology combines advanced diagnostics, critical thinking, precision nursing, and meaningful relationships with patients and families. Every case requires attention to detail, strong communication, and a commitment to understanding the patient beyond the diagnosis. As a Cardiology Technician, you'll have the opportunity to support patients with: Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Arrhythmias Congenital Cardiac Disease Acquired Heart Disease Chronic cardiac conditions requiring ongoing management High-risk patients requiring advanced monitoring and intervention If you enjoy complex cases, advanced diagnostics, and being part of a specialty team where your skills directly impact patient outcomes, Cardiology offers an exceptional opportunity to grow. As a Veterinary Cardiology Technician, you will serve as an essential member of the cardiology team by providing advanced nursing care, supporting diagnostics, assisting with procedures, and helping deliver exceptional patient experiences. Advanced Cardiology Nursing and Patient Care You will: Assist cardiologists during consultations and patient evaluations Support hospitalized and outpatient cardiology patients Provide advanced nursing care for cardiac patients Monitor patient comfort, response to treatment, and disease progression Assist with chronic disease management and long-term care plans Educate clients regarding medications, treatment plans, and home care recommendations Advocate for patients throughout every stage of care Cardiac Diagnostics and Specialty Procedures You will support advanced diagnostic services including: Echocardiography (cardiac ultrasound) Electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring Holter monitor placement and data collection Advanced cardiac diagnostics and patient preparation Medical record documentation and diagnostic reporting You will work closely with cardiologists and specialty teams to ensure accurate diagnostics and exceptional patient care. Advanced Monitoring and Anesthesia Support You will assist with: Patient preparation for procedures Anesthesia induction and recovery High-risk cardiac patient monitoring ECG and rhythm monitoring Pulse oximetry Capnography Blood pressure monitoring (IBP/NIBP) Temperature monitoring Recognition and communication of changes in patient status Emergency and Critical Care Collaboration Cardiology patients often require collaboration across multiple specialty services. You will partner with: Emergency and Critical Care teams Internal Medicine Surgery and Anesthesia Diagnostic Imaging Specialty nursing teams Responsibilities may include: Supporting stabilization of cardiac emergencies Assisting with CHF crises and arrhythmia management Participating in CPR and emergency response efforts Supporting continuity of care between specialty services Clinical Excellence and Team Collaboration At Dogwood, technicians are valued as clinical partners. You will: Maintain accurate medical records and treatment documentation Maintain specialty equipment and treatment areas Follow hospital safety and medical protocols Collaborate with specialists, technicians, assistants, and client service teams Contribute ideas that help improve workflows and patient care