Registered Veterinary Technologist - Vancouver Veterinary Hospital

VetCare Canada; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 34,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

24/7 Employee Assistance Program

Community social platform

Recognition programs

Learning platform access

Job summary

Vancouver Veterinary Hospital is seeking a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) to build strong client relationships with compassionate care and exceptional service. The RVT assists veterinarians in medical, surgical and dental procedures, using diagnostic tools and preparing patients and instruments for surgery.

Eligible to write VTNE or already certified, in good standing with the provincial regulatory body, and completed a Canadian Veterinary or Animal Health Technology Diploma Program.

Qualifications

• Builds positive client relationships with genuine care and compassion.
• Assists Veterinarian with medical, surgical and dental procedures.
• Administers and monitors medicines under Veterinarian direction.

Responsibilities

• Assist in medical, surgical and dental procedures with diagnostic equipment.
• Prepare patients, instruments and equipment for surgery.
• Administer and monitor medicines under supervision.

Skills

Client relationships

Compassionate care

Communication

Education

Canadian Veterinary/Animal Health Technology Diploma

Job description

Welcome, we're thrilled you are considering joining the highly skilled team at Vancouver Veterinary Hospital

Learn More

Located on Kingsway in Vancouver, BC, Vancouver Veterinary Hospital is your pet's second home! We blend cutting-edge veterinary medicine with a gentle, loving touch. Our team is all about top-tier care for both you and your four-legged family members. We know that no two pets (or humans!) are exactly alike, so we always customize our care to fit your unique needs. We also believe that happy teams make happy pets, which is why we champion work/life balance with flexible schedules and a wonderfully vibrant, fun workplace

About the Role

Our ideal Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) builds positive client relationships by displaying genuine care and compassion towards clients and their pets, being respectful in all interactions and providing exceptional customer service. The RVT also assists the Veterinarian with medical, surgical and dental procedures, by using a range of diagnostic equipment, preparing patients, instruments and equipment for surgery; and administering and monitoring medicines under the direction of a Veterinarian.

Our ideal Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) must have passed the VTNE or be eligible to write the VTNE, be in good standing with the provincial regulatory association and successfully completed a 2 or 3-year accredited Canadian Veterinary or Animal Health Technology Diploma Program.

Why Join The Vancouver Veterinary Hospital Team?

A Supportive, Collaborative Environment: Work alongside experienced RVTs, veterinary assistants, and client care staff who value communication, respect, and clinical excellence.

Flexibility and Work-Life Balance: We understand the importance of life outside of work. Whether you’re seeking full-time or a part-time schedule, we’ll work with you to find the right fit.

Professional Growth: Access to a continuing education platform, to develop your veterinary skills.

What The Role Can Offer

• Flexible Schedule
• Vacation & Paid Time Off

Pay Rate: $25.00 - $28.00

The VetCare Community Benefits

• A 24/7 Employee Assistance Program which includes mental health, relationship, financial and nutritional support for all team members.
• A community wide social platform
• Recognition programs
• Access to our veterinary learning platform

About VetCare

VetCare (vet-care.ca) is proudly Canadian, with roots in Vancouver that have extended to practice teams across Canada. We blend the personal touch of local clinics with the collective expertise of our veterinary community, offering mentorship, operations support and recruitment efforts to keep care strong. With this collaborative approach, we aim to foster better outcomes for pets and the people who love them.