Responsibilities include scheduling appointments, answering the telephone, setting up new clients and patients, preparation and maintenance of medical records, admitting and discharging patients, filling some prescriptions, over the counter sales, mailings, computer operation, financial transactions, filing, and front office and reception area maintenance.  Receptionists will assume the responsibility for acquiring the medical and legal information necessary for the performance of their duties.

Certified veterinary technicians have completed two years of college training and certification. They, our CVTs, are vital to ensuring that well, sick and/or injured animals are cared for efficiently, effectively and with the compassion. Every veterinarian needs a skilled veterinary technician to assist with diagnostic testing, patient handling, surgery and daily wellness appointments. Helping to keep patient care running smoothly is a very important job of a certified veterinary technician. Our CVTs play an important role in administering care to all kinds of animals in need, from cats and dogs to bird and turtles!

Ward personnel are responsible for animal handling, bathing and grooming, cleaning, feeding, laundry, waste disposal, and running lab work.