We are looking for a veterinarian passionate about serving their community:
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National Spay Alliance if proud to announce we are opening our second clinic in beautiful Rome GA!
Our clinic will be located within the brand new PAWS building, a state of the art animal sheltering facility.  

National Spay Alliance Foundation is non-profit, our primary clinic is a high quality-high volume spay/neuter and general medical clinic located in Dalton GA.  This new clinic will be spay/neuter only.  We are seeking a veterinarian to provide spay/neuter surgeries for public and shelter animals. 

We are looking for a full time veterinarian experienced in high quality, high volume spay and neuter for owned pets, shelter/rescue animals, and community/feral cats, including pediatric procedures and additional procedures as necessary. 

The Floyd County Commissioners have committed to reducing shelter intake and euthanasia of healthy adoptable animals by instituting a high volume spay/neuter program for it's facility as well as community. We are very excited to be a part of the initiative.  

We are passionate about providing care to families who could not otherwise afford services and priority will go to candidates supporting our mission. Experience in spay/neuter surgery preferred. 
We are a growing organization in need of someone who is upbeat, self-motivated and passionate about spay/neuter and helping clients and pets receive excellent care at lower prices. 
If you are looking to make a difference and help save lives, please contact us for an interview. 

We offer a work life balance with a four day work week, no weekends, no on call.  

Competitive pay and benefits: stipend for health insurance coverage, vision and dental, reimbursement for state license, DEA, professional liability insurance, etc., Dues for veterinary associations and/or organizations, paid time off for holiday and sick leave, continuing education allowance.  Help with relocation costs if necessary. Salary will commensurate with experience.

Responsibilities and Duties 

• Responsible in making sure Veterinary Staff keeps surgery clean and sanitary.
• Perform spay/neuter surgeries on shelter and public animals, including pregnant animals.
• Perform spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip clinics and education through NSAF’ Community Outreach Program.
• Mentor and oversee Veterinary Technicians.
• Ensure medical records in Clinic HQ are complete and accurate.
• Responsible for meeting DEA requirements and maintaining current licensure.
• Attend staff meetings as needed. 

Qualifications and Skills

• A DVM degree from an accredited school of veterinary medicine.
• A license to practice veterinary medicine in the state of Georgia (or the ability to obtain one).
• DEA license or eligibility to obtain one is required.
• High quality, high-volume, spay/neuter experience is preferred.  

Benefits

• Competitive pay.
• Benefits include: stipend for health insurance coverage, vision and dental.
• Reimbursement for state license, DEA, professional liability insurance.
• Dues for veterinary associations and/or organizations.
• Paid time off for vacation, holiday and sick leave.
• Continuing education allowance.
• Help with relocation costs if necessary.

Additional Salary Information: We believe in work/life balance our work week is 4 days. No weekends.

If this position sounds interesting to you please send a cover letter and resume to Kim Ott at bennie359@gmail.com.

Lead Veterinary Technician Position:    
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Who we are: National Spay Alliance Foundation is a non-profit veterinary clinic offering low-cost, high-quality veterinary options to the community as a whole.  We educate our communities in the importance of spaying/neutering to control the pet population as well as allowing clients to have their pets seen at the onset of a problem to keep pets where they belong in their home.

Our spay/neuter/medical clinic is located in Dalton GA.  We are currently preparing to open a second spay/neuter clinic in Rome GA.  We will be working out of the new, state of the art PAWS facility.  We will also be serving the Savannah community with our 34’ spay/neuter rig beginning in September.

Our mission is to end the tragedy of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation and homelessness. We fulfill our mission by providing high-quality, affordable and accessible spay/neuter and basic medical services to communities where economic barriers may otherwise prevent pet owners and rescue groups for accessing those services.

Summary: The Lead Technician at National Spay Alliance will direct, plan, coordinate and perform a variety of duties concerned with animal health, surgery, and client education in support of the clinics mission and to assure quality care for our patients and promote greater efficiency by assuming technical and administrative work and managing details. This position will supervise a team of technicians and assistants in our medical/surgical facility.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: 

• Daily overseeing and management of the technician staff.
• Training and educating the technician team, including new hires.
• Creation and implementation of new practices and protocols as needed.
• Participation in administrative meetings and communication with other management team members.
• General veterinary technician tasks, including exam room duties and client education; conducting laboratory testing; surgical preparation, dental prophylaxis, and anesthesia monitoring; medication preparation and administration; inventory and strong computer skills including record keeping, drug logs and invoicing.
• Experience with Abaxis lab equipment.
• Oversee employee schedules and confirming hours worked at specific location.
• Monitor efficient hospital flow with Operations Manager per location.
• Encourages and builds mutual trust, respect, communication and cooperation among team members.
• Has a great sense of humor with positive attitude.
• Other duties as assigned.

 What we can offer you:

• Very competitive salary and benefits package.
• Work life balance with a 4 day work week.
• A fast paced, supportive, positive work environment were  you’ll never be bored.
• The ability to learn and grow with a company that is making a difference in their communities.

Experience needed for the job:

• Veterinary Technician certification is also preferred, but not required.
• Minimum 2 years minimum experience as a veterinary technician in a dynamic environment, with demonstrated ability to perform job requirements.
• Must have supervisory experience in a veterinary clinic.
• Running canine and feline anesthesia.
• Placing IV catheters, understanding and administering medications.
• Restraining animals safely, communicating well with clients and team members, being self-motivated.
• Operating in house lab equipment, and being proficient in computer operating systems
• Supervising day-to-day functions of technician and kennel staff.

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If you are interested in working with an organization that is growing with folks who really enjoy and finds fulfillment in what they do please send your resume and a cover letter to Kim Ott at bennie359@gmail.com.