Job description

Company culture :

Sorec is characterized by a strongly collaborative culture, where people, trust and employee well-being are central to the organization’s way of working. The company promotes high-quality working relationships, team cohesion and a close, supportive leadership style. This collaborative foundation is complemented by a moderate innovation focus, fostering initiative and openness to new ideas. A structured organizational framework supports operational efficiency, while competitive performance plays a more limited role.

Reporting to the Sector Pole, your mission will be to collaborate with the veterinary team by providing technical assistance to the veterinary practitioner and by ensuring the follow-up of horses in consultation or hospitalization.

As such, your main activities will be:

Preparation of diagnostic instruments and materials
- Anticipate equipment needs for examinations and care
- Check the availability of the operating room and anesthetic products
- Prepare the necessary instruments for each intervention

Preparation of horses and maintenance of equipment
- Ensure the preparation of horses before medical and surgical interventions
- Clean and disinfect equipment after each surgery
- Guarantee the good condition and cleanliness of the equipment

Management of medication and paramedical material stock
- Monitor and track stock levels of medications and medical equipment
- Update data daily on Veto Partner
- Record medication dispensations and monitor their expiry dates

Carrying out care and medical procedures
- Perform necessary care for inpatients in accordance with established protocols
- Constitute horse case files

Monitoring medication inventory
- Regularly carry out medication inventory
- Ensure the availability and conformity of medications

Collaboration with the veterinary team
- Work in close collaboration with the veterinary practitioner
- Support the practitioner in medical and surgical interventions
- Contribute to the smooth running of procedures
 

As a potential candidate:

- You have a diploma of Bac +2/3 (Specialized Technician laureate from the National Institute of the Horse, or similar institution) with a minimum of 2 years of experience in the equine world.
- You have mastered clinical and laboratory analysis techniques.
- You have the ability to provide on-call services and duty shifts according to service needs.
- You have good in-depth knowledge of horse physiology and behavior.