Certified Veterinary Technician Nephrology & Dialysis
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Job Location:
Monona, WI - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
17 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
$2750 Sign-On Bonus Relocation Assistance Available
Madison Veterinary Specialists (MVS) is seeking an elite-level Certified Veterinary Technician to join our highly specialized Nephrology & Dialysis service working directly alongside our board-certified Criticalist and Nephrologist.
This is not an entry-level specialty role.
This position is designed for a technician who thrives in high-acuity medicine values precision and wants to practice at the top of their license.
If you are looking to step into a role where your critical thinking technical ability and pharmacologic knowledge truly matter this is that opportunity.
The Medicine
Our Nephrology & Dialysis service manages:
- Hemodialysis cases
- Acute kidney injury
- Complex renal failure
- Electrolyte derangements
- Advanced fluid therapy management
- Critically ill patients requiring intensive monitoring
You will function as a true specialty nurse not simply executing orders but anticipating complications verifying calculations and actively contributing to case management.
Advanced Technical Expectations
Candidates must be confident and proficient in:
- Placement and management of NG tubes
- Placement and maintenance of central lines and PICC lines
- Advanced vascular access techniques
- Monitoring critically ill high-acuity patients
- Managing CRIs and complex drug protocols
- Dialysis equipment preparation and monitoring
This role requires:
- Advanced medical math and pharmacology competency including independent calculation of weight-based dosing CRIs drug dilutions electrolyte supplementation fluid therapy adjustments and multi-step medication preparations in a high-acuity setting
- The ability to recognize subtle clinical changes and escalate appropriately
- Precision attention to detail and strong situational awareness
- Calm confident performance under pressure
What Sets This Role Apart
- Direct daily collaboration with a board-certified Criticalist/Nephrologist
- Exposure to highly specialized referral-level renal cases
- Opportunity to refine and elevate advanced technical skills
- A department built around high standards and clinical excellence
- A team culture that values competence growth and accountability
Qualifications
- Active CVT licensure required
- Strong ECC or specialty background
- Experience with central lines PICC lines or dialysis strongly preferred
- Demonstrated advanced technical proficiency
VTS pursuit or long-term specialty career goals are highly encouraged.
Why MVS
- Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits
- Medical dental vision and 401(k) with employer match
- Generous CE allowance and professional growth support
- AAHA-accredited hospital and VECCS Level II Certified Veterinary Trauma Center
- A collaborative specialty environment focused on high-quality patient outcomes
Qualifications
Educational: Extensive and broad knowledge of animal science medicine husbandry including basic knowledge of pharmacology and sufficient mathematical skills to ensure the administration of accurate drug and fluid dosages. High school diploma or equivalent is required. CVT Licensure or meets eligibility for licensing requirements. VTS and higher education is preferred but not required.
- Must be a licensed technician (CVT) and a Veterinarian Technician Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
- 5 years experience in Emergency and Critical Care veterinary medicine
- Fear Free Certified
- Keeps up to date with current medicine by completing continuing education
- Good communication skills with coworkers and clients
- Can work efficiently and multitask
- Ability to uphold MVS Attendance expectations not to exceed 3 unscheduled absences within a 12-week rolling period
- Promotes and supports a positive work environment
- Can lift and restrain up to 40lbs
Physical: Must have the strength and stamina to lift approximately 50 pounds walk dogs weighing up to 130 pounds and work on their feet all day.
Ergonomic: An employee in this position must be capable of safely working in environment with potential exposure to hazardous materials infectious and zoonotic diseases.
Other: An employee in this position must have a sense of caring for animals; be willing and available to stay late or through breaks when needed to assist with emergency or critical-care patients is needed. Maintain strict confidentiality regarding clients and patients for whom the practice provides veterinary services. Ability to multi-task prioritize and delegate while maintaining composure in stressful situations is expected.
Required Experience:
IC
Key Skills
- Catheter Care
- Patient Care
- Communication skills
- Computer Skills
- Data Collection
- Physiology Knowledge
- Phlebotomy
- Maintenance
- Dialysis Experience
- DocuSign
- Patient Service Experience
- Medication Administration
