Animal Medical Centers - Licensed Veterinary Technician

VetEvolve; Ashburn (VA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Exceptional Staff Pet Discounts

Yearly Uniform Allowance

401(k) with matching

Job summary

Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun, Ashburn, VA, is seeking a dedicated Licensed Veterinary Technician to assist-lead the surgery department. You will work closely with the lead technician, follow surgical protocols, and contribute to high-quality patient care.

Responsibilities include placing IV catheters, anesthesia support, patient nursing, and client education. We value teamwork, ongoing learning, and providing exceptional animal care in a dynamic hospital setting.

Qualifications

• Completion of 2 year accredited Veterinary Technician Program and Virginia state license.
• Ability to place IV catheters, intubate, induce anesthesia, monitor under anesthesia.
• Provide nursing care and educate clients while supporting the surgery team.

Responsibilities

• Assist lead Licensed Veterinary Technician in the surgery department.
• Follow hospital surgical protocols and train other surgical technicians.
• Provide high-quality pre- and post-operative patient support.

Skills

Blood collection

Urine collection

Fecal collection

Radiology procedures

IV catheter placement

Anesthesia monitoring

Dental procedures

Client education

Education

Two-year Vet Tech program

Virginia State License

Tools

Avimark

Job description

Animal Medical Centers - Licensed Veterinary Technician

Ashburn, VA

Who is VetEvolve?

VetEvolve is a network of veterinary practices built to support the people delivering care and the practices they lead. We combine clinical insight with operational strength to give our teams the support, tools, and structure they need to thrive, without losing what makes each practice unique. We are intentionally focused on growth, not as an end in itself, but as a way to strengthen our practices, expand access to care, and create more opportunities for our teams.

Guided by our values: Care First. Better Together. Grow Forward. Own It. We create an environment where veterinary professionals can do their best work, build meaningful careers, and deliver exceptional care. Growth with intention. Care without compromise.

Do you have a love for animals? Do you value a healthy work/life balance? Come join our team! Our staff is excited to meet you!

If you love working with animals and are looking for a career in Veterinary Medicine, we encourage you to apply to become part of our team. Here at Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun, our staff is compassionate, hard working, friendly, and caring. Want to continue to expand your knowledge? We focus on facilitating a positive learning environment for our staff. It is strongly encouraged to continue to develop and practice your skills on a daily basis. Medicine is always evolving and never stagnant! We welcome both urgent care cases as well as patients in need of routine medical, surgical, and dental care.

We are looking for a dedicated Licensed Veterinary Technician to assist-lead our surgery department. You will work closely with our lead Licensed Veterinary Technician, be open to following our hospital surgical protocols and enjoy training others. In addition, you should be able to place IV catheters, intubate, induce anesthesia, provide high quality pre- and post-operative patient support, while provide leadership to other surgical technicians.

Our team says we have the best culture…..

• Lots of Laughter, work-fun balance is a daily occurrence
• On-the-job training
• Doctor team that doesn’t hesitate to jump in
• Practice Manager that does regular staff check-ins and champions teamwork
• A very involved and enthusiastic Medical director
• Team thatVALUESyour thoughts, feelings and ideas
• A team that demands nothing less than top quality care

Other perks:

• Exceptional Staff Pet Discounts
• Yearly Uniform Allowance
• Community outreach eventsTuition Reimbursement Programs for continued education
• 401(k) with matching

Health and Wellness:

• Short- & Long-Term Disability
• Health Savings Accounts
• Flexible Spending Accounts
• Annual Performance Reviews
• Holiday pay
• Paid Time Off
• CE Paid Time Off

Our hours of operation are Monday through Friday 7:00am-7:00pm, and every Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm.

Requirements

Knowledge Of:
All veterinary medical and surgical procedures and products.

Ability To:

• Collect blood, urine, and fecal samples and perform appropriate laboratory procedures.
• Perform all procedures associated with radiology.
• Place an IV catheter and connect and monitor fluids.
• Monitor patient’s vitals while under anesthesia.
• Medicate patients and provide nursing care.
• Perform dental procedures on sedated patients.
• Provide excellent customer service while educating clients.

Education: Completion of 2 year accredited Veterinary Technician Program and current Virginia State License.

Knowledge of Avimark is bonus, but not a requirement.

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We look forward to learning about your unique priorities and goals and working together with our local hospital teams to support you.

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