Neuralink is looking for an experienced, self-directed veterinary technician who does well in a fast-paced research environment. The Veterinary Technician works independently within a multidisciplinary team to support the research and development of brain-machine interfaces in animal models. They are expected to find problems early, own their solutions, and keep improving how the team works. The Veterinary Technician will:

Independently prepare, induce, maintain, and monitor animals under anesthesia, and recognize and respond to changes in patient status

Perform veterinary health exams and medical procedures with minimal oversight on species including, but not limited to, sheep, pigs and nonhuman primates

Administer clinical treatments by the appropriate routes (PO, SC, IM, IV), including placing catheters and managing fluid therapy

Keep accurate, timely medical records and documentation that meet IACUC, USDA, AAALAC and GLP requirements, as applicable

Operate and maintain laboratory, medical and custom equipment, and troubleshoot and escalate operating problems on your own

Own assigned projects from start to finish, and take responsibility for keeping your area organized, stocked, and inspection-ready

Handle, store, and dispose of biohazardous materials, sharps, and controlled substances safely and in line with regulations

Collect, process, and prepare biological samples (blood, urine, bacterial cultures, etc.) for diagnostic testing

Find gaps in workflows, SOPs and processes, and propose or implement practical solutions

Use AI tools to streamline daily tasks such as documentation, scheduling, data entry, SOP lookup and reporting

Travel between Texas and California as needed

Veterinary Technician

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Required

Preferred

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Company

Neuralink

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