Reptile Expert

Administrative Support: Scheduling appointments, managing client records, and handling correspondence.

Preparing Examination Rooms: Ensuring cleanliness, setting up necessary equipment, and preparing restraint tools.

Assisting with Physical Exams: Helping to restrain reptiles safely during examinations and procedures.

Providing Nutrition Support: Preparing specialized diets and advising clients on proper feeding practices for their reptiles.

Medication Administration: Assisting with the administration of medications, injections, or topical treatments as prescribed by the veterinarian.

Laboratory Work: Collecting samples such as blood, urine, or feces for diagnostic testing.

Diagnostic Imaging: Assisting with the operation of imaging equipment like X-rays and interpreting the results under the guidance of the veterinarian.

Surgical Assistance: Preparing animals for surgery, sterilizing instruments, and providing post-operative care.

Husbandry Education: Educating pet owners on proper reptile husbandry, including habitat setup and maintenance.

Emergency Care: Providing first-response care in emergency situations and monitoring critical patients.

Inventory Management: Keeping track of medical supplies and ordering new stock as necessary.

Anesthesia Monitoring: Assisting with the administration of anesthesia and monitoring vital signs during procedures.

Client Communication: Communicating with clients about the status of their pets and providing instructions for at-home care following visits.