Ashley Crewl

All previous listed skills/duties as well as now trained on Bionote

• Working as a relief veterinary technician, I've had the opportunities to work multiple general practice facilities, as well as high volume surgery shelter/clinics,and emergency hospitals
• Relief work has allowed me to see how other hospitals function and expand my knowledge and skillset
• I am currently rated at 100% for reliability and 5/5 overall rating with positive comments from multiple hospitals.

All previous veterinary technician duties listed as well as mentoring, helping manage team responsibilities and developing new technicians while monitoring growth, helping technicians develop their skills with patient restraint, phlebotomy, recording patient history, TPRs, client education and sales, IV catheter placement, ultrasound guided cystocentesis, intubating, anesthesia monitoring, induction, recovery, record keeping, radiographs (body/dental), dental prophylaxis, dental charting, hospitalization/treatment care, giving appropriate injections, filling appropriate prescriptions, bandaging, wound care, running lab samples with Procyte, Sedivue, and Catalyst stations, as well as lab maintenance, appointment scheduling, updating surgical discharge sheets, updating protocols, creating clinic opening/closing duties lists, staff schedules, sales/marketing, discussing available services, outlining costs, and determining special needs of animals under care

All previous listed veterinary technician duties as well as training other technicians, ultrasound guided cysocentesis, and ability to run coagulation tests on Coag Dx Analyzer

All previous veterinary technician duties listed as well as creating a fear free environment for patients, assembling puppy and kitten packs, in charge of sympathy cards and welcome cards for new clients, keeping work environment clean and organized, stocking, inventory, preparing and reading fecal samples, ear cytologies, and urine sediment, contributing to social media related to the office, aid in training new technicians, basic grooming, photo booths for pets, decorating the office

Patient restraint, phlebotomy, recording patient history, obtaining TPRs, customer service, client education and sales, placing IV catheters, intubation, monitoring anesthesia, induction, recovery, recording controlled substances, radiographs (body/dental), dental prophylaxis, hospitalization/treatment care (including overnight/holiday), injections: SQ, IV, IM, filling appropriate prescriptions, bandaging, wound care, ability to obtain and run lab samples, appointment scheduling, restocking surgical and office supplies to keep all necessary materials easily accessible