Emily Nieto

• Answered pet owner phone calls and responded to questions while taking messages for staff veterinarians.
• Restocked and sanitized exam rooms for ample supplies and disease control.
• Advised clients on animal care, nutrition and behavior problems.
• Administered vaccinations, medications and treatments as prescribed by the veterinarian.
• Cared for animals in post-operative recovery by closely monitoring vital signs and progress.
• Assisted veterinarians in examining, diagnosing and treating animals for various illnesses and injuries.
• Collected fluids from animals for laboratory testing.
• Recorded patient food and water intake and output levels on a daily basis.
• Provided emotional support to pet owners during difficult times.
• Interpreted lab results for heartworm testing, parasites, and skin scrapings.
• Answered phone inquiries from clients regarding appointment scheduling, services offered.
• Monitored vital signs of hospitalized animals including temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate and other parameters as necessary.
• Assisted veterinarians during procedures and examinations, calming animals and handing instruments.
• Examined animals for behavioral changes or clinical symptoms indicating illness or injury.
• Communicated with veterinarians and staff members to maintain patient flow.
• Released patients to owners with care directions from veterinary staff.
• Supported euthanasia procedures and disposal following regulations and owner preferences.
• Sterilized and maintained veterinary care instruments and equipment.
• Scrubbed, counted and packed surgical instruments and drapes for autoclave sterilization.
• Assisted in surgery preparation by setting up instruments, supplies and equipment prior to procedure start time.

• Assisted veterinarians in examining animals.
• Restrained and stabilized animals during examination and treatment to prevent injuries.
• Obtained information and history from clients to maintain medical charts.
• Communicated with veterinarians and staff members to maintain patient flow.
• Cared for animals in post-operative recovery by closely monitoring vital signs and progress.
• Assisted doctors and technicians by soothing upset or frightened animals.
• Addressed healthcare needs of animals by coordinating with veterinarians and following orders.
• Scrubbed, counted and packed surgical instruments and drapes for autoclave sterilization.
• Documented and tracked treatment activities.
• Delivered attentive, courteous service to promote overall patron satisfaction.
• Administered immunizations, blood plasma and other medications to animals as prescribed by veterinarians.
• Operated radiographic and ultrasound equipment.
• Cleaned and maintained kennels, holding areas and surgical rooms.
• Assisted veterinarians during procedures and examinations, calming animals and handing instruments.
• Fed and watered animals in care, following special diets and regular medication administration schedules.
• Handled and restrained animals following safety requirements and procedures.
• Restocked and sanitized exam rooms for ample supplies and disease control.
• Reviewed pet records from daily visits and appointments, entering important data into system.
• Performed laboratory tests, x-rays and other diagnostic tests to check animal health.
• Supported euthanasia procedures and disposal following regulations and owner preferences.
• Sterilized and maintained veterinary care instruments and equipment.
• Examined animals for behavioral changes or clinical symptoms indicating illness or injury.
• Advised clients on animal care, nutrition and behavior problems.
• Administered immunizations and treatments following veterinarian instructions.
• Clipped animals' claws and polished teeth to maintain hygiene.
• Delivered emergency first aid to sick or injured animals.
• Interpreted lab results for heartworm testing, parasites and skin scrapings.
• Completed enemas, catheterizations and intravenous feedings.

• Spoke to customers regarding lodging, grooming, daycare services and pricing and cross-sold additional items.
• Followed effective process for bathing and grooming dogs to remove dirt, loose hair, parasites and hair mats.
• Carefully clipped nails and trimmed hair around pads and paws, using gentle approach for anxious pets.
• Kept animal coats clean and healthy with regular washing, grooming and trimming.
• Assessed paws, ears and eyes for injuries or infections as part of initial evaluation.
• Restocked supplies and rotated items to maintain efficient operations and prevent expiration of perishable goods.
• Swabbed ears to remove wax and dirt, removing extra hair to allow air to circulate freely and avoid infection.
• Contributed to client retention by consistently providing outstanding customer service to both clients and pets.
• Greeted pet owners and went over available services, outlined costs and determined special needs of animals under care.
• Removed undercoat buildup and conducted de-shedding on double-coated animals such as Huskys and Malamutes.
• Bathed dogs and cats to remove fleas, ticks and other skin parasites.
• Applied dip for mange and parasite control.
• Provided specialty breed clips for Poodles, Schnauzers, and Yorkshire Terriers.
• Dematted dogs and trimmed hair in ears and between paw pads.

• Spoke to customers regarding lodging, grooming, daycare services and pricing and cross-sold additional items.
• Followed effective process for bathing and grooming dogs to remove dirt, loose hair, parasites and hair mats.
• Carefully clipped nails and trimmed hair around pads and paws, using gentle approach for anxious pets.
• Kept animal coats clean and healthy with regular washing, grooming and trimming.
• Assessed paws, ears and eyes for injuries or infections as part of initial evaluation.
• Restocked supplies and rotated items to maintain efficient operations and prevent expiration of perishable goods.
• Swabbed ears to remove wax and dirt, removing extra hair to allow air to circulate freely and avoid infection.
• Contributed to client retention by consistently providing outstanding customer service to both clients and pets.
• Greeted pet owners and went over available services, outlined costs and determined special needs of animals under care.
• Cleaned tear stains from fur using safe chemical cleansers.
• Removed undercoat buildup and conducted de-shedding on double-coated animals such as Huskys and Malamutes.
• Bathed dogs and cats to remove fleas, ticks and other skin parasites.
• Applied dip for mange and parasite control.
• Provided specialty breed clips for Poodles, Schnauzers, and Yorkshire Terriers.
• Dematted dogs and trimmed hair in ears and between paw pads.

• Kept animal coats clean and healthy with regular washing, grooming and trimming.
• Followed effective process for bathing and grooming dogs to remove dirt, loose hair, parasites and hair mats.
• Spoke to customers regarding lodging, grooming, daycare services and pricing and cross-sold additional items.
• Swabbed ears to remove wax and dirt, removing extra hair to allow air to circulate freely and avoid infection.
• Restocked supplies and rotated items to maintain efficient operations and prevent expiration of perishable goods.
• Contributed to client retention by consistently providing outstanding customer service to both clients and pets.
• Carefully clipped nails and trimmed hair around pads and paws, using gentle approach for anxious pets.
• Assessed paws, ears and eyes for injuries or infections as part of initial evaluation.

• Let all dogs out in the morning and clean and disinfect all food and water bowls.
• Sweep and mop all runs that were occupied, and sweep and mop floors of the entire daycare.
• Walk through daycare yard checking for excrement, clean up and sanitize any soiled areas.
• Maintain cleanliness of daycare pools.
• Put all dogs up for lunch, feed according to feeding chart.
• Put all dogs up for dinner, feed according to feeding chart. Mark charts for eating, fecal, and urine production for the day.

• Take all dogs out in the morning and in the evening for at least fifteen minutes each.
• Walk through kennel areas checking each animal individually for any abnormal activity such as
vomiting, diarrhea, or blood in the cage or run. Then report any/all abnormal activity to
supervisors.
• Mark charts correctly for eating drinking, fecal, and urine production.
• Feed and water animals according to schedule.
• Clean and disinfect cages, runs, and yards as needed using hoses and spray bottles of
disinfectant. Use the dry vacuum system installed to remove excess water.
• Clean and disinfect all food and water bowls. Remove soiled bedding or toys and move to
laundry room.
• Start on extras, which range from play times, cuddle times, hair brushing, and senior checks.