veterinary ophthalmologist

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I was originally hired as a receptionist and was eventually trained as a veterinary technician. Being a very small, unique, family run business, all employees are taught the same tasks. Those tasks included conversing with clients and other veterinary clinics/veterinarians, learning the specific computer software program for our clinic, ocular vocabulary, checking in and out clients for appointments and surgeries and opening and closing the office. I was taught how to perform diagnostic tests on different animals (mainly dogs and cats) and how to fill out each clients file for exams/surgeries and how to enter all important information into the computer system for that particular exam/surgery. Each employee had a specific job, but we relied on each other for help every single day. There was a lot of team-work involved with this particular job. I enjoyed the atmosphere, including the clients and co-workers. I was constantly moving, because there was always something that could have been done even when the appointments were slow. If I hadn't moved out of state, I would definitely still be working there.

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