Veterinary Rehabilitation Technician VSCNL (St. John's)

Veterinary Rehabilitation Technician VSCNL (St. John's)

10 Nov
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VetStrategy
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St. John's

10 Nov

VetStrategy

St. John's

Build rehabilitation care at the Veterinary Specialty Centre of Newfoundland and Labrador in Mount Pearl, using hydrotherapy and therapeutic techniques. Support patients compassionately.

As a Rehabilitation RVT, you will help pets recover from injury and surgery, manage chronic conditions, and maintain mobility. You will collaborate with veterinarians, rehabilitation professionals, and owners on care tailored to each patient's needs and lifestyle. Veterinary rehabilitation experience is an asset, while interested RVTs are encouraged to develop further.

Key Responsibilities:

- Implement individualized rehabilitation treatment plans with the team
- Support recovery after orthopedic and surgical procedures
- Help manage arthritis and degenerative mobility conditions




- Document medical records and patient progress accurately
- Maintain a clean, safe rehabilitation setting

Requirements:

- Registration or eligibility as an Newfoundland and Labrador RVT
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Interest in client education and home-care support
- Compassionate communication with patients and pet owners
- Previous rehabilitation experience or additional training is an asset

Use therapeutic care, careful documentation, and collaboration to support individualized recovery for patients at VSCNL's rehabilitation service.

📌 Veterinary Rehabilitation Technician VSCNL (St. John's)
🏢 VetStrategy
📍 St. John's

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