I was interviewed for the spay and neuter clinic. I declined the job due to many wrong things. The people were nice amd welcoming but weren't practicing medicine right. I watched the vet tech intubate mulitple dogs for the procedure and not once supported the neck, head was everywhere when being flipped to shave and when she carried tp the sx table. I also witnessed this same tech hit 3 dogs head on the wall while getting them onto the sx table (while intubated), tech also doesnt know what a "sterile field" is and continously touched the poly drape while sx was being performed . Same tech decided to clean dogs ears with alcohol. Once they got going with sx vet asst. Would place them in kennel to be extubated. Asst. Would walk away once in kennel (still intubated) and not pay any attention to the pets (would have mulitple pets still intubated in kennels). I witnessed 2 of those pets swinging their heads around with tube still in place and asst. or tech not noticing. Also their "check in" person decided she wanted to play the role of the asst. and extubated a dog while trach tube was completely infated. I understand the are low income but just because your a low income clinic doesnt mean lower the quality of medicine.