About this role
Own the Shift. Practice Emergency Medicine. Grow With Dogwood. Emergency medicine doesn't slow down when the sun goes down—and neither does the opportunity to practice at a high level. Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency is looking for experienced Emergency Veterinary Technicians to join our Marietta team on swing and overnight shifts . If you're confident in a fast-paced ER, enjoy high-acuity cases, and want a team that trusts technicians to use their skills, we want to meet you. Swing Shifts Start | 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM Overnight Opportunities also available Work a 12-hour shift supporting emergency patients through triage, stabilization, diagnostics, treatment, hospitalization, and critical care. Overnight shift differential applies to eligible hours worked after 12:00 AM. You'll work alongside five Board-Certified Criticalists, experienced Emergency Veterinarians, and specialty clinicians while gaining exposure to complex Emergency and Specialty cases. As an Emergency Veterinary Technician , you'll provide efficient, compassionate, and technically advanced care from patient arrival through stabilization, treatment, hospitalization, discharge, or transfer. Emergency Nursing Perform emergency triage and patient assessment Stabilize and monitor patients with trauma, respiratory distress, toxicity, seizures, pain, urinary obstruction, GI emergencies, and other urgent conditions Place IV catheters and collect blood and diagnostic samples Administer medications, fluid therapy, and CRIs Monitor hospitalized emergency patients Assist with RECOVER CPR and emergency resuscitation Recognize changes in patient condition and communicate concerns promptly Diagnostics and Procedures Perform and process in-house laboratory diagnostics Assist with digital radiography, ultrasound, and emergency diagnostics Prepare patients for emergency procedures Assist with wound care, bandaging, catheter placement, and other treatments Maintain accurate electronic medical records Anesthesia and Surgical Support Assist with emergency procedures and surgeries Monitor anesthesia using ECG, pulse oximetry, capnography, blood pressure, and temperature Support perioperative care, pain management, and patient recovery Teamwork and Client Care Partner with Emergency Veterinarians, Criticalists, specialty clinicians, and fellow technicians Maintain efficient patient flow during busy periods Communicate patient updates clearly and effectively Support clients compassionately during stressful situations Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient treatment environment