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Wildlife Veterinary Technician Extern

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota
CompanyWildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota
CategorySkilled Technician
LocationRoseville
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentInternship
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted26 Jul 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceThe employer's own careers page (company_site)
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Description
This competitive position is offered to only a few students during each session. Students are expected to have completed their final coursework - this is hands-on externship that is required by degreed programs. During the session you'll have an opportunity to work with a wide variety of different species, we admit approximately 200 different species every year. Our center is a very high stress, high caseload hospital - we're the busiest wildlife hospital in the world. You'll be working around catastrophic injuries and will witness euthanasia daily. You'll work alongside our vets and vet techs and learn radiology, hematology and critical care for ICU patients. It is some of the most intense hands-on experience with wildlife you can have. We have a wide variety of people working and volunteering at the center. You'll be around people from all ethnicities and backgrounds. Acceptance of this is vital to your success in our program. Internship Focus • Learn wild animal capture and restraint • Prepare and administer medications and subcutaneous fluids to adult patients • Ensure and provide proper husbandry and diet requirements, as well as enrichment • Assist in moving patients through the rehabilitation process • Assist in surgeries and procedures • Monitor patient anesthesia while performing radiographs • Perform venipuncture, fecals, crop swabs, blood chemistries, lead tests, culture and sensitivities, cytologies • Maintain high quality standards in medical care, including reducing stress in our patients • Maintain hospital cleanliness and biosecurity