Veterinary Technician - Medical Oncologist

Posted 7 days ago

vetprocentralNorth Haven (CT)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Veterinary Technician Are you an experienced Veterinary Technician looking for a team that works well together and encourages each other to succeed? Do you want an opportunity to utilize your skills while simultaneously learning new and advanced techniques? Our practice may be the place for you! We are a bustling emergency and specialty practice that has a lot to offer to technicians. We have boarded specialists in Critical Care, Surgery, Anesthesia, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Dermatology, Behavior, Radiology, Sports Medicine, Avian and exotics. All of our clinicians and technicians collaborate daily to ensure that patients get the best care possible. We offer three and four day work weeks with a variety of schedules. We are searching for technicians to join our emergency and specialty services. You would have the opportunity to work with and learn from a board-certified veterinarians and several Veterinary Technician Specialists. Our practice offers an exceptional benefit package including Medical, Dental, Vision, Long & Short Term Disability Insurance, Vacation & Holiday Pay, 401k, CE allowance, CVT assistance. We also offer bonuses to employees who successfully pass their CVT or VTS and have been staff members for 6 months or you're looking to be part of a hospital and network hospital that believes in team work, encourages advancement and growth, and truly appreciates the work you do, we encourage you to apply today.

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