Livestock Veterinary Technician — Training & 4‑Day Week

Country Creatures Veterinary Care; Pendleton (SC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

CE stipend

PTO for CE

Licensing fees

PTO for vacation

Stipend for supplemental benefits

Phone/internet stipend

Job summary

Country Creatures Veterinary Care is seeking an LVT or new graduate who is eager to work in veterinary medicine and willing to train. This role supports the treatment of livestock species with nursing care and detailed recordkeeping.

The position offers mainly weekday daytime shifts with occasional evenings and weekends; a typical 4-day schedule is expected, with on-call variance. It will begin part-time and progress to full-time after training.

Qualifications

• Able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs independently.
• Physical and manual dexterity to perform specialized technical tasks.
• Experience working with large animals.
• LVT in SC (SC license) required.

Responsibilities

• Stock/restock mobile veterinary unit.
• Ensure equipment is charged, clean, and ready for daily appointments.
• Monitor animal health, provide nursing care, notify veterinarian of changes, record in medical records.
• Track supply inventory and create weekly ordering list.
• Develop recordkeeping processes and maintain medical procedure records and billing.
• Perform laboratory tests and collect specimens per orders and care plans.
• Prepare, document, and monitor complex animal care procedures and medication administration.
• Serve as a contact for animal owners and stakeholders, providing information.
• Disseminate results to appropriate entities.
• Provide acute emergency care under standing medical protocol until stabilized.

Skills

Lifting 50 lbs

Physical dexterity

Experience with large animals

LVT in SC

Education

Licensed Veterinary Technician in SC

Job description

Country Creatures Veterinary Care is seeking an LVT or new graduate who is eager to work in veterinary medicine and willing to train. This role supports the treatment of livestock species with nursing care and detailed recordkeeping.

The position offers mainly weekday daytime shifts with occasional evenings and weekends; a typical 4-day schedule is expected, with on-call variance. It will begin part-time and progress to full-time after training.