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Veterinary Nurse assists veterinarians in providing medical and surgical care to animals, supporting clinical procedures, administering medication, and monitoring recovery. They manage medical records, prepare animals for treatment, and provide guidance on follow-up care, ensuring the overall health and welfare of animals. Their role combines technical skills with compassion and is essential in a veterinary clinic, hospital, research centre, or animal shelter.
Tasks
Assist veterinarians during examinations, surgical procedures, and other medical treatments.
Monitor vital signs and recovery of animals before, during, and after medical and surgical procedures.
Administer vaccinations, medications, and prescribed treatments to animals.
Provide nursing care for ill or injured animals, managing common diseases and disorders.
Perform basic diagnostic procedures, including collecting and processing biological samples.
Prepare animals, surgical instruments, and medical facilities for clinical and surgical procedures.
Maintain accurate medical records and manage animal health documentation.
Advise pet owners on nutrition, health care, and post-treatment recovery.
Ensure hygiene, cleanliness, and adequate stock of medical and veterinary supplies.
Skills
Basic
Critical thinking and problem-solving in animal care.
Empathy and compassion for animals and clients.
Good communication and active listening skills.
Teamwork and collaboration with veterinary staff.
Time management and ability to multitask.
Specific
Ability to assess and provide routine animal health care.
Ability to monitor anaesthesia and post-surgical recovery of animals.
Competency in administering medications, vaccines, and providing emergency care.
Competency in performing laboratory diagnostic tests including blood, urine, and faecal analysis.
Competency in safe handling and restraint of animals during clinical procedures.
Knowledge in infection control and hygiene procedures in veterinary clinical settings.
Knowledge in veterinary terminology and clinical procedures.
Proficiency in managing and sterilising surgical instruments and clinical equipment.
Proficiency in operating diagnostic imaging and laboratory equipment such as X-ray, ultrasound, and microscopes.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Diploma or equivalent
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