Employment Opportunities
Cream Ridge Pet Care Center located in Cream Ridge, New Jersey has an
opening for a Vet Tech.
The hours are: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12 - 7PM and Saturday 8AM - 1PM
Cream Ridge Pet Care Center
820 Route 537
Cream Ridge, NJ 08514
Phone 609-758-7777
Fax 609-758-5584
Newly constructed small animal hospital providing full range of medical, surgical and emergency care services is seeking experienced full-time or part-time veterinary technician. Certification (NJ) and/or graduation from an AVMA-accredited technician program is required. Applicants must have excellent communication skills, be detail-oriented and have the ability to multi-task. We request that only technicians who are proficient in venipuncture, routine diagnostic testing, radiology, IV catheter placement, anesthesia administration and monitoring, and dentistry skills apply for this position.Full time employees receive an excellent benefit package including health insurance, CE and paid vacations.
Check us out on the web at http://www.montvillevetgroup.com.
Email resumes to Heatherlvt@gmail.com or fax 973-402-5577.
We are an AAHA accredited, small animal practice with 5 FT Doctors
located in Hillsborough, NJ looking for a Full-Time Experienced
Technician to join our staff. We offer our patients a full range of
services including medical, surgical, emergency, dental, mobile
orthopedic, mobile ultrasound, laser therapy, full in-house laboratory
testing and pharmacy. We require a team player who can multi-task, is
detail-oriented, and has great customer service skills. We are looking
for experienced applicants who are proficient in venipuncture, routine
diagnostic testing, radiology, IV catheter placement, anesthesia
administration and monitoring, dentistry skills including digital
dental x-rays. Please visit our website to find out more about our
practice at http://www.bmvet.com. Email your resume to
denelle@bmvet.com or fax to 908-874-4144.
Upcoming Events
We have been busy preparing the Veterinary Assistant Certificate Program at
Brookdale
Community College for NAVTA approval. We are very excited about the credibility that NAVTA acknowledgment will give the program, and that it will nurture future CVT's in
New Jersey!
The NJVTA was invited to exhibit at a special event at the Meadowlands Race Track on August 6th. The "2010 Hambletonian Continuing Education Veterinary Meeting", will be attended by our president, Tracy Turner, CVT, in an effort to expand our membership into the equine world.
Jessica Kerr, CVT and Ali Gottlieb, CVT are in the process of making arrangements for the NJVTA to do a fall project at a local animal shelter - cleaning up, some light construction, painting, etc. to help improve the living arrangements for shelter animals!
Please check back often for updates!
April 2010
Our Spring Conference, "The Veterinary Healthcare Team - Making a Difference in Pets' Lives" was a complete hit and we enjoyed a strong attendance! We had 3 tracks this year - CVT, veterinary assistant, and, a brand new track for client service! Our hope is to attract every member of the veterinary healthcare team to the NJVTA and provide education and support to all. We were honored to have the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association President, Dr. Anthony DeCarlo, a strong supporter of the NJVTA, speak on "Delivering Exceptional Client Service" for the client service track, as well as deliver a lively and fun keynote address at our luncheon. Robin Del Bove CVT, Adjunct Faculty, Bergen Community College was presented a plaque in appreciation of her many years of dedication as New Jersey's State Liaison to NAVTA.
June 2010
Two members from our board, Jessica Kerr, CVT and Ali Gottlieb, CVT hosted a seminar in June in northern NJ titled "Recognizing and Reporting Animal Abuse and Neglect" by Dr. Laura Collins, co-author of Animal Abuse: Recognizing, Documenting, Reporting and Testifying for NJ Veterinarians. The lecture was given at a Tabby's Place Cat Sanctuary
www.tabbysplace.org to enhance the public awareness of this important topic.
Robin Delbove, CVT, and Harriet Teredemos, CVT, both on the credentialing committee and educators at the Bergen Community College AVMA accredited Veterinary Technician Program, hosted the NEVTEA (Northeast Veterinary Technician Educators Association) Annual Meeting in June. The seminar provided educators in the tristate area - from college
directors to externship sites - information on current topics, events, and issues concerning veterinary technician education on the east coast. We thank Harriett and Robin for their continued efforts to grow technicians in the
Garden
State!
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