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CardioVet Veterinary Clinic

Clinic Helper/Cleaner <div> A Clinic Helper/Cleaner is an essential member of the veterinary team, responsible for maintaining a clean, safe, and organized environment for patients, clients, and staff. At CardioVet Veterinary Clinic, we understand that cleanliness and hygiene are critical to providing high-quality veterinary care, and our helpers play a vital role in supporting smooth daily operations. 
 
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 Clean and disinfect consultation rooms, surgical suites, cages, and waiting areas. 
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 Ensure all areas of the clinic, including public and staff-only zones, are sanitized regularly. 
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 Assist in the safe disposal of medical and general waste following UAE regulations. 
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 Restock cleaning supplies and assist with the organization of equipment and materials. 
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 Support the veterinary team during busy hours by running errands and providing general assistance. 
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 Monitor laundry duties, including washing and sterilizing bedding, towels, and uniforms. 
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 Report any maintenance issues or hazards immediately to the management team. 
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 Help maintain a calm and stress-free environment for animals during cleaning routines. 
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 Requirements for the Role 
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 Prior experience in cleaning or facility maintenance (experience in a medical or veterinary setting is preferred). 
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 Good understanding of hygiene, safety, and disinfection protocols. 
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 Physically fit, reliable, and able to handle active cleaning tasks throughout the day. 
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 Positive attitude and a willingness to support the clinic team as needed. 
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 Ability to follow instructions and work independently with minimal supervision. 
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 Respectful and professional demeanor when interacting with staff and clients. 
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Helper/Cleaner

Veterinary Nurse <div> A Veterinary Nurse is an essential member of the clinical team, providing skilled support in patient care, medical procedures, and client communication. At CardioVet Veterinary Clinic, veterinary nurses play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of day-to-day clinical activities and maintaining the highest standards of animal welfare and safety. In Dubai s progressive veterinary field, veterinary nurses work closely with veterinarians and specialists to deliver compassionate and efficient care to pets and their owners. 
 
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 Assist veterinarians during medical exams, diagnostics, surgeries, and emergency procedures. 
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 Prepare animals and equipment for surgical and medical procedures. 
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 Administer medications, and treatments as prescribed by the veterinarian. 
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 Monitor anesthesia and post-operative recovery of patients. 
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 Perform diagnostic testing including blood draws, laboratory sample preparation, and basic imaging support. 
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 Maintain accurate patient records and ensure cleanliness and sterility of clinical areas. 
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 Educate clients on post-treatment care, nutrition, and preventive health measures. 
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 Provide nursing care to hospitalized and critically ill patients. 
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 Ensure compliance with UAE veterinary regulations and clinic protocols. 
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 Diploma or degree in Veterinary Nursing or equivalent qualification. 
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 Minimum of 2 years of experience in a clinical veterinary setting (specialty or general practice). 
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 Proficiency in handling small animals and supporting critical care cases. 
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 Strong communication and teamwork skills. 
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 Familiarity with international veterinary standards and best practices. 
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 Fluency in English (Arabic or other languages is a plus). 
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Veterinary Nurse

Veterinary Specialist <div> A Veterinary Specialist is an advanced-level veterinary professional with focused expertise in a specific area such as surgery, internal medicine, dermatology, cardiology, oncology, or similar. 
 In Dubai, where veterinary care aligns with international standards and caters to a diverse population of pet owners, a veterinary specialist plays a crucial role in delivering high-quality, specialized animal healthcare. 
 
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 Diagnose and treat complex medical conditions within the area of specialization. 
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 Perform advanced procedures and surgeries beyond the scope of general veterinary practice. 
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 Collaborate with general veterinarians by offering consultations and second opinions. 
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 Interpret specialized diagnostic tests. 
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 Design and implement treatment plans for chronic, acute, or rare conditions. 
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 Maintain accurate patient records and ensure compliance with UAE veterinary regulations. 
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 Educate and mentor veterinary staff, interns, and support personnel. 
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 Contribute to continuing education and public awareness on animal health within the community. 
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 Ensure animal welfare standards are upheld according to Dubai Municipality and MOCCAE guidelines. 
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 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree. 
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 Board certification or advanced qualification in a veterinary specialty (e.g., ACVS, ACVIM, ECVIM, etc.). 
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 Valid veterinary license to practice in Dubai (UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment license). 
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 Minimum of 5 years of experience in the chosen specialty. 
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 Strong diagnostic and clinical skills in a referral or specialty hospital setting. 
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 Excellent communication skills for client interactions and inter-professional collaboration. 
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 Cultural sensitivity and adaptability, given Dubai s multicultural population. 
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 Fluent in English (Arabic or other languages is a plus). 
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Veterinary Specialist

At CardioVet Veterinary Clinic, we specialize in advanced cardiology services for pets. Our team ensures your furry friend's heart health through expert care and advanced diagnostics.
From routine screenings to comprehensive treatments, we prioritize their well-being and a happy heart. Trust us for treatment plans tailored to your pet's needs, offering compassionate care and expertise. Visit CardioVet today and give your pet the gift of a strong heart. Your pet's heart health and their happiness matters to us.
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FAQs
What are some common cardiac diseases seen in cats and dogs?
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In both cats and dogs, common cardiac diseases include congestive heart failure, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, dilated cardiomyopathy, valvular disease, arrhythmias, and congenital heart defects.
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What are the signs of heart problems in cats and dogs?
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Signs of heart problems can vary but may include coughing, difficulty breathing, exercise intolerance, fainting episodes, lethargy, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and sudden collapse.
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How are cardiac diseases diagnosed in cats and dogs?
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Diagnosis often involves a combination of physical examination, listening to the heart with a stethoscope, imaging techniques such as echocardiography (ultrasound), electrocardiography (ECG), X-rays, and blood tests to assess cardiac biomarkers.
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Can heart disease be prevented in cats and dogs?
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While genetic predispositions play a role in some cases, maintaining a healthy weight, providing regular exercise, feeding a balanced diet, and attending routine veterinary check-ups can help prevent or manage cardiac diseases.
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What treatment options are available for cats and dogs with heart disease?
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Treatment depends on the specific diagnosis but may include medications to manage symptoms and improve heart function, dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, and in some cases, surgical interventions such as pacemaker placement or valve repair.
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How often should my pet with heart disease be monitored?
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Monitoring frequency will vary depending on the severity of the condition and the specific treatment plan. Generally, pets with heart disease require regular veterinary check-ups, including physical examinations and diagnostic tests, to monitor their cardiac health and adjust treatment as needed.
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Can cats and dogs live a normal life with heart disease?
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With appropriate management and treatment, many cats and dogs with heart disease can lead comfortable and fulfilling lives. However, the prognosis will depend on the specific diagnosis, the stage of the disease, and how well it responds to treatment.
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What should I do if I suspect my cat or dog has a heart problem?
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If you notice any signs of heart disease or have concerns about your pet's cardiac health, it's essential to schedule an appointment with your veterinarian promptly. Early detection and intervention can significantly improve outcomes for pets with cardiac conditions.
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If you have any further questions or concerns about Heart examinations and diseases for your dog or cat, don't hesitate to reach out to your veterinarian for personalized guidance and information.
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Cardiology

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Helper/Cleaner

Veterinary Nurse

Veterinary Specialist

Cardiology