Emergency Veterinary Technician — Critical Care Specialist

AAVMP; Maine; On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) match

CE allowance

Mentorship program

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

Midcoast Animal Emergency Clinic is seeking an experienced Emergency Licensed Veterinary Technician to join our fast-paced emergency team in Warren, Maine. This is not an entry-level role; you will independently manage caseloads, guide assistants, and respond calmly under pressure.

Available shifts vary, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. The hospital features in-house lab testing, digital radiography, ultrasound, a surgical suite, and an on-site pharmacy to support high-quality patient

Qualifications

• Significant hands-on experience in veterinary emergency, urgent care, or high-volume practice.
• Strong emergency triage and patient-assessment skills.
• Ability to work independently with initiative, accountability, and good clinical judgment.

Responsibilities

• Rapidly assess incoming emergency patients and prioritize care.
• Perform thorough physical assessments and document findings, treatments, medications, and updates.
• Prepare patients, equipment, and areas for veterinarians and comfort hospitalized patients.

Skills

Emergency nursing

Emergency triage

Anesthesia management

Leadership mentoring

Communication

Documentation

Education

Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) or CVT

Tools

Ultrasound

Digital radiography

In-house lab

Surgical suite

Job description

Midcoast Animal Emergency Clinic is seeking an experienced Emergency Licensed Veterinary Technician to join our fast-paced emergency team in Warren, Maine. This is not an entry-level role; you will independently manage caseloads, guide assistants, and respond calmly under pressure.

Available shifts vary, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. The hospital features in-house lab testing, digital radiography, ultrasound, a surgical suite, and an on-site pharmacy to support high-quality patient