Description
ER/ICU TECHS — WE’RE PAYING $60/HR!
Are you the kind of technician who actually likes the chaos?
EVS is looking for experienced ER/ICU relief technicians to help cover overnight shifts October–December.
7:30 PM – 8:00 AM
$60/hour
+$100 bonus for every 3 shifts you pick up
Pick the shifts that work for you
You know the drill…
Phones ringing
ICU patients everywhere
“We have another transfer.”
Someone needs a catheter right now
And somehow… you’re still smiling.
If you’re an experienced ER/ICU tech who can walk into a busy specialty hospital and hit the ground running, we want you.
We offer:
24/7 ER + specialty medicine
Cardiology | Surgery | Oncology | Critical Care
A team that actually likes working together
$60/hr + shift bonuses
Experienced ER/ICU technicians and CVTs strongly preferred.
Evolution Veterinary Specialists — Lakewood, CO
Tag the tech who would absolutely volunteer for this kind of chaos.
Interested? DM us for available shifts!
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Requirements
Current Colorado RVT credential — because “I’ve watched a lot of YouTube” is not technically a credential.
Real ER/ICU experience — this is not the shift to learn what a CRI is.
Comfortable with critical patients, unstable patients, and patients who have apparently decided that dying is inconvenient.
Able to confidently place IV catheters, draw blood, monitor anesthesia, manage oxygen therapy, calculate CRIs, and generally keep your cool when the ICU gets spicy.
Comfortable working alongside ER doctors, criticalists, surgeons, internists, cardiologists, and other specialists.
Able to prioritize multiple patients without requiring someone to tell you which fire to put out first.
Strong communication skills and the ability to speak up when something doesn't look right.
Comfortable with overnight hours: 7:30 PM–8:00 AM.
Dependable. If you commit to a shift, we need you to actually show up. Revolutionary concept, we know.
Team-oriented and willing to jump in wherever needed. “That’s not my patient” is not really an ICU philosophy.
Bonus points for being able to laugh at yourself, function on caffeine, and maintain a sense of humor at 3 a.m.
