Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinary Technician | Team Leader

LifeLine Animal Project; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

LifeLine Animal Project in College Park, GA is seeking a Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinary Assistant to support clinicians, supervise technicians, and deliver high-quality client service. The role emphasizes compassionate animal care, teamwork, and efficient clinic operations within a busy CAC Clinic environment.

Qualifications include two years of college/technical training, 3+ years in veterinary settings, and preferred licensure (LVT).

Qualifications

• Education equivalent to two years of college (pre-veterinary curriculum) or technical school.
• At least three years’ recent experience in veterinary practice or medical environment, with increasing responsibilities.
• Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) preferred.
• Five years’ recent experience in a veterinary practice, with increasing responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Direct and assist technicians and keep them on task in their performance of technical and client-education duties.
• Oversee and assist with client education and communication.
• Oversee over-the-counter sales of medications and educate clients about products.
• Ensure completion of client call-backs as directed.
• Adhere to hospital policies and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Provide input on employee performance and conduct.
• Direct on-the-job training of technical staff.
• Resolve staff issues and act as liaison with management.
• Support volunteers and maintain high standards of client service.

Skills

Compassion for animals

Strong work ethic

Excellent interpersonal communication

Team leadership

Ability to lift 50 pounds

Education

Two years college / technical school

Job description

LifeLine Animal Project in College Park, GA is seeking a Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinary Assistant to support clinicians, supervise technicians, and deliver high-quality client service. The role emphasizes compassionate animal care, teamwork, and efficient clinic operations within a busy CAC Clinic environment.

Qualifications include two years of college/technical training, 3+ years in veterinary settings, and preferred licensure (LVT).