Lead Veterinary Technician New Denver, CO

Splootvets; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking veterinary clinic as a Lead Veterinary Technician in Denver, where your passion for pet care can shine. This innovative firm is redefining urgent and primary care for pets, emphasizing high-quality medical care and a supportive work environment. You will lead a dedicated team, develop medical standards, and promote a culture of work-life balance. With competitive pay and generous benefits, including healthcare and paid time off, this role offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact in the veterinary field. If you're ready to revolutionize pet care, we want to hear from you!

Benefits

Health, Dental, and Vision insurance

401(k) Retirement with company match

80 hours PTO starting

10 weeks paid parental leave

Reimbursement for technician licensure

Generous pet care benefits

Free Sploot-branded scrubs

Unlimited snacks

Qualifications

• Must have current veterinary technician certification.
• 3+ years experience in general medicine or surgery.

Responsibilities

• Guide and mentor the technician and assistant team.
• Collaborate on medical procedures and standards of care.
• Lead by example on the clinic floor.

Skills

Team Leadership

Veterinary Medicine

Collaboration

Communication

High Standards

Education

Certification (CVT, RVT, LVT, LVMT)

3+ years experience in veterinary technician roles

Job description

Sploot Veterinary Care is redefining Urgent & Primary Care for pets, and we’re looking for a rockstar Lead Veterinary Technician to join our fast-growing team in Denver, Colorado! If you’re passionate about delivering the gold standard of medical care and thrive in a collaborative environment that values work-life balance, we want to hear from you.

Sploot Veterinary Care is redefining Urgent & Primary Care for pets, and we’re looking for a rockstar Lead Veterinary Technician to join our fast-growing team in Denver, Colorado! If you’re passionate about delivering the gold standard of medical care and thrive in a collaborative environment that values work-life balance, we want to hear from you.

About Sploot Veterinary Care

Sploot believes every pet deserves high-quality veterinary care—whether it’s a routine checkup or an unexpected visit that can’t wait. Our clinic culture is built on support, balance, and a commitment to helping veterinary professionals excel inside and outside the clinic. Join us as we revolutionize the veterinary industry with a brand-new approach to Urgent & Primary Care.

Responsibilities

• Team Leadership: Guide and mentor the Technician and Assistant team across your clinic to ensure seamless operations.
• Procedure & Standards Development: Collaborate on Medical Procedures and Standards of Care across all Sploot locations.
• Recruitment & Training: Assist in building a team of “rockstars,” plus oversee training to maintain exceptional patient care.
• Lead by Example: Work as the Lead Technician on the clinic floor, setting the bar for best practices and patient-centered care.
• Culture Champion: Promote the Sploot culture by encouraging flexibility, work-life balance, and team support to keep everyone happy and thriving.

Qualifications

• Certification: Current CVT, RVT, LVT, or LVMT (must have passed the VTNE).
• Experience: At least 3+ years as a veterinary technician in general medicine and/or surgery.
• Leadership Skills: Proven experience leading teams, delegating tasks, and driving accountability.
• Collaborative Mindset: Thrives in fast-paced environments and excels at teamwork and communication.
• High Standards: A “bar raiser” who actively seeks to elevate the team’s capabilities and patient outcomes.

What Catches Our Eye

• Emergency/Urgent Care Experience: Background in ER or urgent care settings.
• Management Certification: Certified Veterinary Clinic Manager licensure (or similar) is a bonus.

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive Pay: $30–$35 per hour, plus 1.5x pay on Sploot-recognized holidays.
• Healthcare: Health, Dental, and Vision insurance with generous employer contributions; HSA available.
• 401(k) Retirement: Company match to help support your future.
• Paid Time Off: 80 hours PTO starting, increasing with tenure.
• Parental Leave: 10 weeks paid parental leave.
• Professional Growth: Reimbursement for Illinois (or applicable) technician licensure and up to 10 hours of CE annually.
• Pet Care Perks: Generous benefits for your own furry friends.
• Sploot Swag: Free Sploot-branded FIGS scrubs, plus unlimited snacks and other team perks!
• Note: Benefits may vary based on experience.

Apply Today

Ready to lead a dedicated team of veterinary professionals while revolutionizing pet care in Denver, CO? Apply now to join Sploot Veterinary Care as our Lead Veterinary Technician! We’re excited to welcome a passionate leader to our collaborative, wellness-focused environment.

** For qualified candidates; benefits may vary based on experience.

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