Part-Time Emergency Veterinary Technician
Part-Time Emergency Veterinary Technician
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Occasional Friday evening shifts (flexible)
- Saturday or Sunday day shifts (12 hours)
- No overnight shifts
- Some holidays
- Weekend availability is required
- Monitor and provide treatments for hospitalized patients
- Perform in-house laboratory testing
- Assist veterinarians with surgical procedures
- Monitor anesthesia during procedures
- Place IV catheters and perform blood draws
- Take and position radiographs
- Safely restrain patients for procedures and exams
- Provide client communication and education
- Communicate with referring veterinarians as needed
- Assist with occasional reception duties
- Maintain hospital cleanliness and organization
- Support the team with additional duties as assigned
- At least 1 year of veterinary technician experience required
- CVT or credentialed technician preferred but not required
- Strong technical and communication skills
- Compassion for both patients and clients
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced emergency setting
- Dependable with strong teamwork skills
- Availability to work evenings, weekends, and some holidays
- Competitive compensation + monthly bonus opportunities
- Health, dental, vision, and 24/7 mental health support
- Generous PTO, paid parental leave, and holiday pay
- Annual scrub allowance
- Free RACE-approved CE platform
- 401K with employer match
- Team incentive programs
- Personal pet care discounts
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