JESSICA AMBROSE

• Stock supplies and medications as needed for a smooth work flow
• Prep animals for sedated and surgerical procedures
• Prepare medications and discharges to be sent home with patients. Discuss discharge instructions with each client
• Triage incoming patients in order to establish their current medical stability and urgency to be seen
• Intravenous catheter placement
• Prep animals for surgical procedures in order to sterilize the surgical areas
• Dispense prescription medications upon request from veterinarians
• Perform routine laboratory tests to check for any abnormalities in an animal's health condition
• Maintain accurate medical records of all treatments provided to patients
• Perform physical examinations and diagnostic tests, such as radiographs, blood work, urinalysis, and cytology's
• Restrain and stabilize aggressive animals during examination and treatment to safeguard against accidental injuries

Conduct inventory counts to maintain accurate stock record

• Physically transport heavy truck parts and materials to designated areas
• Identify problematic areas in workflow and recommend solutions for enhanced efficiency
• Collaborat with departments to ensure timely project completion
• Develop productivity improvement strategies with management staff
• Inspect incoming material supplies for compliance with specifications
• Monitor production processes, resolving issues through corrective actions in the moment
• Train new personnel on operating procedures for production equipment.

• Triage incoming patients in order to establish their current medical stability and urgency to be seen
• Intravenous catheter placement
• Prep animals for surgery procedures in order to sterilize the surgical areas.
• Intubation
• Strategically schedule patient appointments to maintain workflow
• Dispense prescription medications upon request from veterinarians
• Order supplies needed for the practice
• Administer vaccinations and perform routine laboratory tests to check for any abnormalities in an animal's health condition.
• Monitor vital signs during medical procedures and anesthesia
• Maintain accurate medical records of all treatments provided to animals
• Perform physical examinations and diagnostic tests, such as radiographs, blood work, urinalysis, and cytology's
• Restrain and stabilize aggressive animals during examination and treatment to safeguard against accidental injuries
• Client education - Discuss and recommend supplements, medical management, parasite control, geriatric care and dietary measures to support optimal health.