Experienced Veterinary Technician/Assistant - Desert Hills Animal Clinic

Lakefield Veterinary Group; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 34,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Desert Hills Animal Clinic in Phoenix, AZ is seeking an Experienced Veterinary Technician/Assistant. The role supports doctors during exams, procedures, and surgeries, gathers patient histories, and helps maintain accurate records.

It also involves in-house lab work, administering medications, and client education. The ideal candidate has at least 2 years of veterinary assistant experience, strong restraint skills, and thrives in a busy, detail-oriented medical environment.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years of veterinary assistant experience.
• Strong restraint skills and clinical confidence.
• Detail-oriented, organized, and able to handle a fast-paced medical setting.

Responsibilities

• Assisting doctors during exams, diagnostics, procedures, and surgery.
• Collecting patient histories and monitoring vitals.
• Running in-house lab work and maintaining medical records.
• Administering medications and vaccines under supervision.
• Educating clients with confidence and clarity.

Skills

Veterinary experience

Venipuncture

Client communication

Job description

Experienced Veterinary Technician/Assistant - Desert Hills Animal Clinic

Desert Hills Animal Clinic - Phoenix, Arizona

At Desert Hills Animal Clinic, we believe great medicine starts with a great team. We’re searching for a Veterinary Assistant who is confident in their skills, compassionate with clients, and energized by working alongside a supportive, driven group of professionals. We are committed to delivering exceptional medicine with warmth, integrity, and attention to detail. Our team values professionalism, kindness, efficiency, and a shared dedication to the well-being of our patients and clients.

Key Responsibilities

Foster a culture built on our values: Respect, Learning, Do the Right Thing,WOW Service, and Fun

Assisting doctors during exams, diagnostics, procedures, and surgery

Collecting detailed patient histories and monitoring vitals

Performing venipuncture, catheter placement, dental cleanings, and radiographs

Running in-house lab work and maintaining accurate medical records

Administering medications and vaccines under veterinary supervision

Educating clients with confidence and clarity

Jumping in wherever the team needs you

What Makes You a Great Fit

At least 2 years of veterinary assistant experience

Strong restraint skills and solid technical confidence

Comfortable in a fast-paced, high-standard medical environment

Detail-oriented and organized (because medicine matters)

Professional, calm, and compassionate with clients and teammates

A team player who believes work can be both productive and positive

What We Offer

Competitive compensation based on experience

Opportunities for growth and professional development

A workplace where your contributions are valued

A flexible schedule, including shared Saturday coverage, helps our team provide consistent care for our clients and patients.