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The SF SPCA is seeking qualified veterinary assistants and Registered Veterinary Technicians to fill relief shifts with our Central Valley shelter partners in Visalia, Hanford, Fresno and Stockton. Shifts are scheduled based on availability, with HQHVSN clinic experience preferred.
Compensation is $24 per hour for Veterinary Assistants and $28 per hour for RVTs during HQHVSN clinics. Relief staff receive all state-mandated benefits and join a mission-driven team committed to animal welfare.
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The San Francisco SPCA is working hard to make change and we need your help!
As many know, a growing shortage of veterinarians is impacting hundreds of thousands of California’s shelter and companion animals. We’re seeing delays in medical treatment, overcrowding in the shelters, and more outbreaks of disease. Sometimes, shelters are left with no other option than to euthanize treatable, adoptable pets, while some pet guardians are forced to surrender their animals because they cannot get the care they need.
The San Francisco SPCA is seeking qualified, experienced veterinary assistants and Registered Veterinary Technicians who want to contribute to our goals by helping to fill open shifts with our Central Valley shelter partners in the Visalia, Hanford, Fresno and Stockton areas. Interested professionals with proven veterinary medicine skills, a commitment to teamwork, a positive attitude for problem solving and communication, and the desire to learn and grow should apply. Previous experience in High Quality High Volume Spay Neuter (HQHVSN), animal welfare or shelter setting is preferred.
Shifts are scheduled based upon your availability.
Compensation is $24 per hour for Veterinary Assistants, and $28 per hour for RVTs during HQHVSN clinics (approximately 8 hours)
The SF SPCA is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes everyone! We know diversity drives innovation and brings new perspectives. We consider our differences valuable assets that help us continually strive to be better at what we do.