The Clinical Development Specialist implements support team training programs at Blue River PetCare practices. The Clinical Development Specialist evaluates team members, supports practice workflow/efficiency, provides skills-based training, and transitions training programs for administration by practice leaders.
- Administer training programs for support teams (Veterinary Technicians, Veterinary Assistants, Customer Service Representatives, and other non-veterinarian team members), establish expectations and progress goals with practices, train technical skills, improve practice workflow and efficiency, and demonstrate measurable improvements. Responsibilities include:
- Introduce of training programs
- Virtual/in-person practice support
- Provide participant accountability
- Transition role to practice once program is well-established
- Identify skill/operational improvement areas alongside Practice Managers, Medical Directors, and Field Operations teams
- Help practices build and maintain a healthy workplace culture
- AVMA-Accredited Veterinary Technician program graduate preferred
- Maintain high level of clinical knowledge via regular Continuing Education
- Passion for teaching, skill development, and professional growth for support team members and BRP practices
- Active Veterinary Technician credential in good standing (duration 2+ years) in minimum one state required
- Minimum five years of clinical veterinary practice experience, leadership role strongly preferred
- Strong interpersonal and written/verbal communication skills
- Positive attitude, helpful, professional, detail oriented, and organized
- Strong veterinary medicine technical knowledge from support team perspective
- Change implementation and conflict management proficiency
- General understanding of financial metrics, efficiency, and decision-making within veterinary practices preferred
- Ability to manage multiple tasks/projects in a timely manner required
- Must be able to travel to clinics as needed, up to 75%
- Must be licensed and able to operate motor vehicle and travel via automobile/air
- Position requires stationary sitting and to be on feet for substantial periods of time
- Frequent communication with practice management teams, practice teams, and corporate office via email/phone. Ability to exchange clear, accurate data in these situations required.
- Occasionally move equipment and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds
- Frequent keyboarding/use of computer
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- Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
- Veterinary equipment usage and maintenance knowledge
- PIMS Software experience preferred