Running G Equine Veterinary Services

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07/28/2026

Hello everyone!

Running G Equine is looking to add a new Veterinary/Office Assistant to our team as one of our technicians prepares for an exciting new chapter. We are seeking someone who is organized, dependable, compassionate, and enjoys working with horses in a fast-paced ambulatory equine practice.

If you know someone who would be a great fit, please share this opportunity with them! Interested applicants should email their resume to [email protected].

Thank you for helping us spread the word. We are excited about the future of Running G Equine and look forward to finding the next great addition to our team!

The full job description is below.

About Us
Running G Equine is a 100% ambulatory equine veterinary practice dedicated to providing exceptional and personalized care to every horse and client. From routine wellness care and reproductive services to emergency field medicine, we strive to deliver professional, compassionate service. We are looking for a dependable, organized, and motivated candidate who enjoys working with horses and thrives in a fast-paced environment.

Position Overview
The Veterinary/Office Assistant plays a vital role in supporting Dr. Galow during farm calls while ensuring the practice runs smoothly behind the scenes. This position combines hands-on equine veterinary assistance with administrative responsibilities, including medical recordkeeping, invoicing, scheduling, and client communication. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, adaptable, and comfortable working both in the field and on a computer while traveling between appointments.
This is a part-time position with a flexible schedule.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities
- Assist Dr. Galow during farm calls, examinations, treatments, and procedures
- Safely handle and restrain horses as needed
- Accurately enter medical records, treatment notes, and charges into the veterinary practice management system
- Prepare and send invoices and assist with billing tasks
- Communicate professionally and courteously with clients in person, by phone, text, and email
- Prepare, organize, and restock veterinary equipment and supplies
- Assist with additional administrative or clinical tasks as needed

Qualifications
- Horse handling experience is required
- Excellent organizational skills and strong attention to detail
- Ability to multitask and adapt quickly in a fast-paced environment
- Comfortable using computers and learning veterinary software
- Ability to work on a laptop while traveling between farm calls
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Professional, dependable, and self-motivated
- Ability to list and carry veterinary equipment and supplies
- Flexible availability to accommodate the demands of an ambulatory practice
- Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions

Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience in an equine veterinary clinic
- Experience with veterinary medical records or practice management software
- Knowledge of basic equine medical terminology

100% true in our vehicle everyday!!
07/28/2026

100% true in our vehicle everyday!!

🚨 IF I EVER GET PULLED OVER, I’M PROBABLY GOING TO JAIL 🚨

Not because I’ve done anything illegal…

But because the inside of a horse person’s truck looks like a rolling crime scene. šŸ˜‚

Officer, I can explain.

That wasn’t ma*****na.

It was alfalfa.

That syringe had Banamine in it.

Those needles were not for me.

The baggie of white powder is electrolytes.

The unlabeled pills are SMZs.

The blood on those towels is also from a horse.

The giant bottle of lubricant is veterinary.

The shoulder-length gloves are completely normal.

The ropes, chains, zip ties, headlamp, tarp, shovel, and knife are all ranch-related.

And before you ask…

Yes, there may be a f***l sample in that Tupperware.

No, you do not want to open it.

At this point, forensics is getting called, my truck is being impounded, and I’m sitting in the back of a patrol car trying to convince everyone that the suspicious bottle with ā€œPAIN MEDSā€ written on it is just Banamine whose original label wore off.

Eventually, they’ll release me.

Horse people don’t carry paraphernalia.

We carry an entire mobile veterinary clinic held together with baling twine, hay wire, and poor decisions. šŸ˜‚

What’s the most suspicious-looking thing currently riding around in your truck that has a perfectly reasonable horse-person explanation? šŸ˜‚

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This amazing t-shirt was given to me on 3/24/25 by a wonderful client that felt it represented breeding & foaling season...
04/30/2025

This amazing t-shirt was given to me on 3/24/25 by a wonderful client that felt it represented breeding & foaling season for me. I totally agreed with her! And today on 4/29/25, just like me, the shirt is feeling the effects of breeding & foaling season!!

This week is National Veterinary Technician Week for 2024. I would like to acknowledge the 2 wonderful individuals that ...
10/15/2024

This week is National Veterinary Technician Week for 2024. I would like to acknowledge the 2 wonderful individuals that are integral to RGE’s daily life! Just a few amazing things these 2 do:
-provide me with amazing assistance in the field while working on our patients. They both have amazing horse skills!
-provide the often under-appreciated day-to-day support that makes us able to get there and have all our equipment to care for your horses.
-provide behind-the-scenes lab assistance to get those results in a timely fashion.
-provide windshield time so I can answer emails, phone calls and make follow-up plans.
-provide organizational support for the chaos of my life running a practice and being a busy mom to 2 young kiddos that think they need to be involved in ALL the after school activities.
-MOST IMPORTANTLY, these 2 provide entertainment, friendship and a source of light in my life!!

Please join me by taking a few moments to show these wonderful women your appreciation!!

What does everyone think…should I hire her to help me restrain horses?!?!!
10/01/2024

What does everyone think…should I hire her to help me restrain horses?!?!!

Mr. Cuddles helping out with dentals the earlier this week. I can’t believe it is that time already… fall dentals are in...
08/22/2024

Mr. Cuddles helping out with dentals the earlier this week. I can’t believe it is that time already… fall dentals are in full swing. Reach out today to schedule your fall vaccines and dentals.

05/08/2024

Life is hard when you are a baby!!

These mares go through so much sometimes to bring life into this world and this is the thanks they get!!! Naughty, naugh...
04/29/2024

These mares go through so much sometimes to bring life into this world and this is the thanks they get!!! Naughty, naughty!!!

Never gets old helping a mare bring her little one into the world!
04/23/2024

Never gets old helping a mare bring her little one into the world!

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1338 W Avenue
Nevada, IA
50014

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