We are seeking a compassionate, motivated Veterinary Technician to join our team. This position is open to entry-level and licensed candidates. The role is part-time, with the potential to grow into a full-time position as experience increases. Training is provided for all levels.

Veterinary Technicians report directly to the Practice Managers and work collaboratively with veterinarians, client-care coordinators, and fellow technicians to provide exceptional patient care and client service.

The Veterinary Technician plays a key role in delivering outstanding patient care and creating a positive client experience from check-in to check-out. This position ensures smooth workflow throughout the hospital, including the exam floor, treatment area, surgery suite, barn, kennel, isolation, and laundry areas. Technicians are expected to follow directives, lead by example, and help develop the skills and knowledge of team members. All duties must be completed efficiently and in a timely manner.

We are looking for individuals who demonstrate:

• Passion for animal care
• Empathy and compassion
• Respect and professionalism
• Confidence and sound judgment
• Critical thinking and decisiveness
• Physical stamina and tolerance for stressful situations
• Active listening and strong communication skills
• Ability to clearly express concepts and follow directions
• Openness to constructive feedback
• Punctuality and reliable attendance
  

(Duties may vary based on level of experience and proficiency.)

• Triage patients as needed
• Prepare and monitor patients for surgery
• Provide sterile surgical support
• Monitor anesthesia and vital signs
• Monitor and report changes in patients’ attitude and physical condition
• Provide gentle, compassionate restraint

• Place IV catheters
• Draw blood
• Capture and process radiographs
• Collect and process laboratory samples (in-house and reference labs)
• Measure, calculate, prepare, dispense, and administer medications and vaccines
• Maintain accurate medical records, logs, lab reports, and radiographs
  

• Escort clients to exam rooms and obtain medical histories
• Admit and discharge surgical patients
• Communicate clearly and professionally with clients in a variety of emotional situations
• Relay information between clients, veterinarians, and management
• Educate clients on treatments, medications, and at-home care
  

• Assist in training and mentoring fellow technicians
• Collaborate with client-care coordinators and hospital staff
• Clean and maintain kennels, equipment, and hospital areas
• Perform laundry duties (wash, dry, fold, store)
• Maintain clean, odor-free public and employee areas
• Prepare and unpack deliveries
• Support coworkers as needed
• Complete additional duties as assigned

Pay commensurate with experience. Additional benefits may include paid time-off, veterinary discount, retirement savings plan, health/dental/vision insurance, and long-term disability insurance, with eligibility dependent on the average number of hours worked each week or annually. Please ask us for more details!

• High school diploma or GED required
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
• Able to bend, squat, kneel, and stand for extended periods
• Must be able to hear animals and accurately read medical instruments
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong computer, phone, mathematical, and written communication skills
• Ability to remain calm, focused, and professional in high-stress situations
• Ability to quickly and accurately process information, manage time effectively, and prioritize tasks
• 1–2 years of veterinary or animal care experience preferred