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Training Materials for Technicians

Time Off Requests and Paid Time Off Requests

  • Time Off Requests (not paid)

    • Employees:

      • Print and fill out the "Time Off Request" document.

        • Give this document to your manager

        • Managers: keep these requests in a binder.​​ These do not need sent to me or uploaded to the spreadsheet.

  • Time Off Requests (not paid)

    • Managers:

      • Print and fill out the "Time Off Request" document.

        • Send this document to Joey and let him know if you'll need his help with coverage. These do not need to be uploaded to the spreadsheet.

  • Time Off Requests (not paid)

    • Doctors:

      • Print and fill out the "Time Off Request" document.

        • Send this document to Joey or email him the dates you need off so he can adjust the Avimark and doctor schedules. These do not need to be uploaded to the spreadsheet.

Introduction to Avimark

Calibrating Tonopens

Running Quality Control on Inhouse Lab Equipment

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Drape - How to 

Phaco - How to Set it Up

Ventilator - How to Set it Up

Gassing Instruments

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Video #2

Video #3

Gassing Instruments CHARLESTON

Operating Room - How to Set it Up

Rooms - How to Set Up in the Morning

Drug Calculator - Understanding & How to Print

Cefazolin - How to Make

Restraint for Finishing Rooms

Setting Up Initial Rooms

How to Read Total Protein

PCV (Packed Cell Volume)

Blood Draw - Jugular

Cleaning Exam Rooms

Dilation Help - When Not to Dilate

Handling Difficult Patients - Sedation Pack

CERF Exams

Post Op Monitoring Sheet

Diamond Burr Charges & Setup

Entering Treatment and Product Codes

Prepping Charts for Next Day Appointments

Appointment Types
New Patient - never seen them before
Recheck - we have seen them before and they receive a discounted exam fee
Complimentary Recheck - appointments for surgical patients (any exam within 14 days of surgery is complimentary)
CERFS - OFA Certification Exams

Setting Up the Microscope

PreOp

PreOp Videos

PreOp Videos

PreOp Videos
#1 PreOp Checklist

#1 PreOp Checklist

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#2 PreOp Blood Pressure

#2 PreOp Blood Pressure

02:49
#3 PreOp Initials

#3 PreOp Initials

03:17

PreOp Charges and Requisitions

Understanding the Anesthesia Sheet and Anesthesia

Culture & Sensitivity

Histopathology Paperwork

Sending USPS Packages

Lacrimal Flush

Aqueocentesis

Cataract Surgery (Start to Finish)

Cataract Surgery

Cataract Surgery

Cataract Surgery
Understanding the Cataract Drop Sheet

Understanding the Cataract Drop Sheet

01:44
Cataract Post Op Monitoring Sheet

Cataract Post Op Monitoring Sheet

02:21
Phaco Documentation Sheet

Phaco Documentation Sheet

02:53

Feline Blood Draw

Collecting Urine

EDTA Drops - Making Inhouse

How to Clean a Trach Tube

Using a Sharps Container and Weighing

How to Hook Up EKGs

How to Set Up, Warm Up, and Air Calibrate the CT Scan

How to Set Up Pulse Ox (Toe, Rectal Probe)

Diamond Burr

E-Collar Sizing

Blood Pressure Hook Up for Surgery

Setting up CO2 Monitor

Surgery - Breathing for a Patient

What's Considered an Emergency

Pouches - How To

Injectable Drug Usages and Anesthesia 

Clavamox Suspension

Proper Leash Placement

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Many times we need to walk a dog to collect a urine sample or let them use the restroom if they're staying with us all day for testing or surgery.  Many of our offices are close to busy streets so please ensure you are using proper leash placement.

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  • We should always use one of our slip leads.

  • NEVER use the owner's leash and collar as they are many times too loose and the dog and slip out of it.

  • Put your hand through the loop and hold the lead in your hand. 

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CT Scan - Resizing Viewing Area

CT Scan - How to Create a CT Protocol w/ Contrast Using Existing Protocol

Retina Surgery

Horse Box and Surgery Setup

How To Documents Awaiting Videos

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