ATV Team Coordinator

Requirements

• Veterinary Technical Assistant (ATV) qualification.
• Previous experience as an ATV in a veterinary hospital.
• Experience in consultation, hospitalization, operating room, and emergency areas.
• Knowledge of inventory management and stock control.
• Organizational and planning skills.
• Leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.
• Proactive, responsible profile with a team-oriented mindset.

• Previous experience coordinating teams or performing supervisory functions is valued.

What do we offer?

• Joining a growing veterinary hospital in constant development.
• A position of responsibility with a direct impact on the organization of the hospital.
• Leadership of a highly committed multidisciplinary team.
• Active participation in the improvement of processes and the center's operation.
• Professional development plan and ongoing training.
• Permanent contract.
• Full-time.
• Competitive salary according to experience and professional career.

At Hospital Veterinario Madrid Centro, we are looking to hire a Veterinary Technical Assistant (ATV) Coordinator to lead the organization and development of our care team.

We are looking for an organized, decisive, operational person with leadership capacity, who contributes to optimizing hospital processes, coordinating team resources, and guaranteeing excellence in patient and client care.

This position will play a key role in the daily management of the ATVs and in the coordination with the different services of the hospital.

• Supervise, coordinate, and organize the daily work of the ATV team.
• Distribute tasks and resources based on the care needs of the hospital.
• Plan work shifts, vacations, coverage, and team incidents.
• Guarantee compliance with established care protocols and quality standards.
• Coordinate the activity of the different areas of the hospital: consultations, hospitalization, operating room, emergencies, and specialized services.
• Identify personnel, equipment, material, and training needs.
• Supervise the correct use, conservation, and maintenance of clinical material and hospital equipment.
• Manage and monitor the hospital's stock and inventory, guaranteeing the availability of resources necessary for care activities.
• Participate in the selection, onboarding, integration, and training processes of new ATVs.
• Design and coordinate training and development plans for the team.
• Monitor the performance and professional evolution of the team members.
• Resolve day-to-day operational incidents and propose organizational improvements.
• Maintain continuous communication with responsible veterinarians and hospital management to guarantee the efficiency of the services.

Schedule

• Full-time.
• Rotating shifts according to service planning.
• Coordination of team coverage, vacations, and incidents.
• Presence aligned with the operational needs of the hospital to guarantee the correct functioning of the various care areas.