Manager of Oncology Services - Veterinary Hospital
About the Role
This is a full-time exempt position. The Oncology Services Manager will be responsible for the leadership and direct management of the Oncology Services Team, which includes the veterinary support staff and the day-to-day department operations at our busy Angell Oncology team.
Responsibilities
- Supervision, staff development, and training
- Development and implementation of policies and procedures
- Quality assurance
- Fiscal responsibilities
- Communicate and interact regularly with oncology department personnel to maintain a high level of understanding and involvement in daily operations
- Continuously look for ways to improve processes
- Provide input to assist in the identification of department training needs and ongoing updating of training and safety checklists and department manuals
- Meet with staff on a regular basis and participate in hospital manager meetings
Requirements
- Certified veterinary technician (CVT) through the Massachusetts Veterinary Technician Association (MVTA) or eligible for certification through out-of-state reciprocity
- Minimum 3 years veterinary practice experience as a veterinary technician required
- 1 year veterinary oncology experience required
- Minimum 2 years previous supervisory and customer service experience required
Qualifications
- Proven leadership and communication skills
- Demonstration of increased job responsibility and previous supervisory experience
Compensation
This is a salaried position: $80,000-$90,000 a year, with a $5,000 Sign on Bonus for CVTs. Candidates with additional experience or credentials may be eligible for compensation aligned with their qualifications.
Benefits
- Blue Cross health insurance
- Dental and life insurance
- 403(b) retirement plan
- Tuition reimbursement
- Paid holidays
- Separate sick and vacation time
- Free employee uniforms
- Annual shoe allowance
- Employee discounts for pet health care and pet food needs
- Free on-site Boston parking
Who We Are
Angell, founded in 1915, is recognized internationally as a leader in animal medicine and has the reputation as one of the finest veterinary teaching hospitals in North America. Angell serves the greater Boston and scenic New England area as a primary care facility, a 24-hour emergency hospital, and as a tertiary referral center.