Nabilla Mohd Zahir

• Collaborate with veterinary team in developing and implementing clinical protocols such as pre-surgery pharmaceuticals, and pre-visit anxiolytics to enhance patient care standards.
• Coordinate with veterinary nurses to streamline workflows, reducing wait times for patient services.
• Conduct ongoing evaluations of medical practices, ensuring adherence to evidence-based guidelines and best practices.
• Develop quarterly and yearly objectives, goals and budgets in addition to devising suggestions to increase revenue.
• Partner with staff veterinarians, fostering professional growth and improving clinical skills across the team.
• Collaborate with Practice Manager in directed strategic planning initiatives for hospital growth, aligning resources with organizational goals, leading to a 22% increase of annual revenue.
• Diagnose and treat a variety of acute and chronic animal health conditions using advanced veterinary techniques.
• Conduct routine examinations and vaccinations, maintaining accurate medical records for all patients.
• Perform surgical procedures for better animal health, including spaying, neutering, GI surgeries (gastropexy, gastrotomy, enterotomy), laceration repairs, mass removals and dentistry.
• Create a welcoming environment for pet owners by addressing concerns with empathy and providing comprehensive explanations of treatment options.
• Provide effective pain management solutions using appropriate pharmaceuticals tailored to each individual patient's needs.
• Deliver compassionate end-of-life care through thoughtful communication with pet owners and administration of humane euthanasia when necessary.

• Triaged, diagnosed, and treated patients with a variety of urgent/emergent medical conditions.
• Managed challenging cases involving trauma, toxin exposure, and critical illnesses, delivering expert care under high-pressure situations.
• Performed emergency surgeries and procedures, ensuring a high standard of care.
• Utilized diagnostic tools such as radiography, point-of-care ultrasound, and laboratory tests to aid in patient assessment and treatment.
• Developed strong relationships with referring veterinarians, promoting collaborative efforts for optimal patient care between primary clinics and emergency services.
• Communicated effectively with clients regarding diagnosis, treatment options, and follow-up care to ensure clear understanding and support.
• Maintained accurate and thorough medical records for each patient.
• Stayed current with advancements in veterinary medicine through CE and professional development.

• Consulted with rehabilitation team regarding medical treatment of patients

• Intensive training in emergency procedures, trauma care, and critical decision-making.
• Diagnosed and treated a wide range of acute illness and injuries.
• Demonstrated proper techniques for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and related medical and surgical therapy.
• Demonstrated excellent empathetic listening skills, fostering trust between veterinarians, clients, and patients during stressful situations in the ER setting.

• Provided veterinary clinical care in a General Practice setting to a wide range of patient species, including small animals, avians, reptiles and small mammals.
• Performed routine medical, surgical and dental procedures.
• Maintained detailed medical and client communication records.

• Maintained communication with clients by scheduling appointments, addressing client concerns and updating patient records.
• Obtained patient vitals and administered medications.
• Obtained blood, urine and tissue samples, inserted IV catheters, administered IV fluids, captured patient radiographs, filled prescriptions and monitored patients during anesthesia and post-surgery recovery.

(Passerines, Anseriformes, Corvidae, Columbiformes)

• Consulted with veterinarians regarding patient treatment plans.
• Managed the treatment, diet, rehabilitation and release of over 3000 patients of varied avian species annually.
• Coordinated and participated in wildlife rescue efforts.
• Maintained meticulous records of patient intakes, releases and euthanasia submitted annually to Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the United States Department of Fish & Wildlife.

• Administered medications to patients.

• Monitored patient vitals during anesthesia.

• Collected blood, urine and tissue samples.

• Set-up appropriate enclosures for various species.

• Restrained various species of animals for examination.