Credentialed Urgent Care Vet Tech: Critical Care & Triage

Mission Pet Health; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 34,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discounted veterinary care for own pet

Teladoc 24/7 access

401k retirement options

Medical, Dental, Vision insurance

Job summary

Mission Pet Health is seeking a Credentialed Veterinary Technician for on-site urgent care to support triage, stabilization, and critical care under veterinary supervision. You will monitor patients, communicate clearly with clients, and help guide a fast-paced team in a networked practice.

Requirements include AVMA-accredited program graduation and active state licensure; one year of veterinary experience is preferred, with emphasis on emergency procedures and anesthesia monitoring.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an AVMA-accredited Veterinary Technician program and a current state license in good standing.
• 1 year of experience in a veterinary setting preferred; urgent care or emergency experience is a plus.
• Strong communication and team-oriented mindset under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Be a Lifeline for Patients in Crisis: triage, stabilization, patient monitoring, and critical care under supervision.
• Provide Clarity in Critical Moments: explain treatments, review discharge instructions, and reassure pet owners.
• Lead and Elevate Your Team: support colleagues and maintain smooth workflow in a fast-paced setting.
• Ensure Seamless Care: accurate record-keeping for handoffs, case management, and team communication.

Skills

Triage

Emergency care

Anesthesia monitoring

Critical care

Education

AVMA-accredited Vet Tech program

Job description

Mission Pet Health is seeking a Credentialed Veterinary Technician for on-site urgent care to support triage, stabilization, and critical care under veterinary supervision. You will monitor patients, communicate clearly with clients, and help guide a fast-paced team in a networked practice.

Requirements include AVMA-accredited program graduation and active state licensure; one year of veterinary experience is preferred, with emphasis on emergency procedures and anesthesia monitoring.