Your Emergency Hospital's Profile for IndeVets!
If you are a Partner Hospital that will be posting Emergency Shifts for our IndeVets, you must fill out this additional questionnaire, and the general questionnaire. Not all IndeVets have emergency medical experience, so this profile helps them decide if they have the skillset needed to assist your hospital. Thank you for your time and attention to detail. We look forward to working with you!

If you have any questions, please email our Clinical Leadership Team at clinical@indevets.com.

Sincerely,
Marisa Brunetti, VMD
Chief medical officer, IndeVets
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Your name and title *
Your hospital's name *
Your hospital's address *
What is the flow through the ER when a STABLE patient is brought into your hospital? *
What is the flow through the ER when an UNSTABLE (critical) patient is brought into your hospital? *
What is the procedure for running a code if you are a doctor in the ER? *
Do most patient exams take place in the treatment room or in front of the client? *
Are radiographs read in-house by your radiologist? If NO, what service do you use for radiograph consultation and what is a typical turnaround time for a regular and stat consult? *
What is the procedure for transferring an ER patient to a specialty service? *
What is the in-patient responsibility for an IndeVet? Are they rounded when they start a shift and are patients assigned? *
Is there a procedure for adding an IndeVet into your Cubex system (if applicable) or other inventory management system? *
Are IndeVets required to cut their own emergency surgeries or is there a surgeon on call? *
Would an IndeVet be working in the hospital with another veterinarian? *
What type (nurse, CSR, etc.) and number of staff members will be on a shift with an IndeVet? *
Does the hospital have an oxygen cage (or the ability to make one)? Will it fit a large dog? *
Do your overnight ER veterinarians sleep during a shift (of course if there are no appointments and all in-patients are stable and cared for)? *
What other procedures would IndeVet ER doctors be required to perform on a shift? (For example: unblocking cats, laceration repairs, abscess treatment, etc.?) *
Please be specific as to what other procedures an ER clinician should be comfortable performing in your ER - (Chest tube placement, CRI calculations and management, blood transfusions, E-tube placements, BAL/ETW, etc.) *
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