Jessica Kysar

• Practiced veterinary medicine with emphasis on preventive care, chronic disease management and emergency medicine in small animals.
• Communicated with pet owners regarding pet diagnosis, prognosis and treatment.
• Reviewed pet health history, examined animals, conducted tests and prescribed treatments for diagnosed conditions.
• Performed both scheduled and emergent surgeries on small animals.
• Treated average of 250 animals each month.
• Teamed with other veterinarians in large mixed practice to deliver care services.
• Managed medication administration, dispensed prescriptions and replenished inventory, carefully accounting for controlled substances.
• Induced anesthesia by inhalation or intravenous, intramuscular, or subcutaneous injection.
• Diagnosed animal diseases through examinations, observation and testing.

Same Job description as previously stated.

• Personal Assistnat to Dr. Maria Schnobrich, VMD DACT
• Assisted in Equine reproduction management.
• Provided customer support to clients, answering questions and addressing concerns.
• Assisted with Management of Mare Reproductive Cycles.
• Assisted with Stallion collections, semen freezing and semen analysis.

• Cleaned and disinfected exam areas, surgical equipment, and kennels to prevent diseases and control odors.
• Prepared surgical instrument packs and drapes for use in sterile environments by processing in autoclave.
• Greeted pet owners and went over available services, outlined costs, and determined special needs of animals under care.
• Recorded symptoms and documented medical observations to inform treatment decisions.
• Answered owner animal health questions and advised on best care practices.
• Administered medications to animals in treatment and documented changes in condition.
• Provided care for animals before surgeries, administering anesthetics as necessary for overall comfort and health.
• Walked pets outside throughout each shift to prevent accidents in group play areas and on bedding.
• Carefully clipped nails and trimmed hair around pads and paws, using gentle approach for anxious pets.
• Maintained accurate pharmacy records and controlled drug, anesthesia and heartworm test logs.
• Restrained animals to protect veterinarians from potential harm.
• Restocked surgical and office supplies to keep all necessary materials easily accessible.