PAW Health Network is a 24-Hour Animal Care Center that provides an array of diverse services offered to the community. These services include the following: walk-ins, routine care, emergency care, urgent care, and massage therapy. We have numerous relationships with local organizations that we are extremely active in. As PAW becomes more involved in providing care to the community our need for more Medical Support Staff continues to grow. The culture at PAW Health Network is loyal, laid back, enjoyable, and supportive of one another. If you are looking to begin your career in an environment where you are valued while leading the industry with your care team then please apply. PAW offers wage and compensation packages competitive to any other health service industry. We promote work-life balance. Responsibilities: Medical Support Aides are unlicensed support staff who provide direct support to Medical Support Staff, Certified Veterinary Technical Staff, and Veterinarians.  All Medical Support Aide staff is responsible for supporting the servitude of patient care; ensuring that all patients are treated ethically with regard to health and safety; ensuring that faults in process, training, and procedure are identified and communicated; creating and maintaining the efficiency of the process.  • Provide immediate support to Certified Veterinary Technicians, Medical Support Staff and Veterinarians  • Patient location, relocation, handling and restraint  • Recognize and react appropriately to aggressive patients  • Establish and maintain proper sanitation and infectious disease control in all triage and patient care locations  • Maintain proper biohazard handling and waste management practices  • Engage efficiency to maximize patient care  • Ability to adapt to changing conditions  • Organize and monitor multiple activities  • Follow directions when provided, but act independently once directed  • Maintain linen services and follow proper cleaning cycles for specific needs  • Monitor soiled linen locations  • Ensure constant turn over of soiled and clean linens  • Monitor surgical supply linens  • Be a resource for inventory control, to aid in loss prevention  Qualifications: PAW believes in the ongoing education of staff to encourage ongoing growth. Education and Experience • Current High School Student with an interest in entering into the veterinary profession Constructive Exchange • Has the ability to solicit, process, and integrate inputs and ideas from peers and executives. Recognizes areas of conflict or disagreement and deals with them through open and honest dialogue. Effectively provides feedback Computer Skills • Demonstrates proficiency in the use of computers, practice management software, and standard work/spreadsheet software. Must be able to utilize or learn scheduling modules/software Certificates, Licenses, and Registrations • None required for this position Compensation: $12/hour

• Medical Support Aides are unlicensed support staff who provide direct support to Medical Support Staff, Certified Veterinary Technical Staff, and Veterinarians. All Medical Support Aide staff is responsible for supporting the servitude of patient care; ensuring that all patients are treated ethically with regard to health and safety; ensuring that faults in process, training, and procedure are identified and communicated; creating and maintaining the efficiency of the process.  • Provide immediate support to Certified Veterinary Technicians, Medical Support Staff and Veterinarians  • Patient location, relocation, handling and restraint  • Recognize and react appropriately to aggressive patients  • Establish and maintain proper sanitation and infectious disease control in all triage and patient care locations  • Maintain proper biohazard handling and waste management practices  • Engage efficiency to maximize patient care  • Ability to adapt to changing conditions  • Organize and monitor multiple activities  • Follow directions when provided, but act independently once directed  • Maintain linen services and follow proper cleaning cycles for specific needs  • Monitor soiled linen locations  • Ensure constant turn over of soiled and clean linens  • Monitor surgical supply linens  • Be a resource for inventory control, to aid in loss prevention