Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County is looking for a motivated, compassionate, credentialed RVT to coordinate our Spay/Neuter Clinics for feral and stray cats.  The candidate must work well with others and act as a positive, public facing member of our team.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

• Coordinate all aspects of in house Spay/Neuter Clinics which provide low cost, high quality care for our clinic clients and their cats
• Schedule, train and oversee all clinic volunteers, veterinarians and paid staff positions
• Oversee, inventory, ordering and proper legal recording requirements for all clinic medical supplies
• Oversee clinic operations on clinic day
• Create, update and distribute as necessary clinic policy and procedure manuals
• Calculate, record and distribute clinic statistics
• Work with the Executive Director and staff to set and maintain the vision and goals for the FFSC spay/neuter program

OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES

• Interview, train, and oversee Clinic Volunteers & Staff
• Schedule and conduct Clinic Volunteer Trainings as necessary
• Schedule Clinic Volunteers/Vets/Techs for specific clinic days, shifts, and positions
• Maintain Clinic Volunteer Applications/Waivers & Roster
• Oversee all Clinic Volunteers – including effective communication, appreciation, motivation, and retention
• Maintain all clinic equipment/supplies in good working order
• Schedule routine equipment maintenance where necessary
• Prepare for “overflow” support day of clinic (outside vet appointments)
• Oversee clinic appointment scheduling
• Maintain clinic client records
• Update/Revise when necessary any client hand-outs instructions
• Work with staff in fine-tuning policies/procedures regarding all aspects of s/n clinics
• Assist with in house cat care
• Work with foster and adoption staff on medical needs
• Always represent FFSC in a professional, friendly manner

SKILLS

• A love and appreciation of cats – tame and feral
• Excellent communication/interpersonal skills
• Organized, detail oriented and self-motivated
• Able to work independently as well as with others
• Ability to multi-task and work well under pressure
• Ability to assess the health status of cats prior to anesthesia
• Comfort with anesthetizing on your own when necessary
• Feline health/medical knowledge

EXPERIENCE REQUIREd

• Credentialed RVT
• Minimum of 1-2 years of shelter or non-profit experience

HOURS/COMPENSATION

40 hours per week – Non-Exempt Position – Hourly Compensation.

Medical and dental benefit package.

SUPERVISION

The Spay/Neuter Clinic Coordinator will report directly to the Executive Director.

ABOUT FORGOTTEN FELINES

Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County is dedicated to protecting and improving the lives of feral cats through local spay/neuter programs, placement services, community outreach and nationwide education.