Overnight Emergency Vet Tech Lead — Flexible Schedule

Veterinary Emergency Group The PC; Tampa (FL); Hybrid; USD 39,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base pay

401K match

Travel stipend for ER CE

Job summary

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) in Tampa, FL seeks an Overnight Shift Lead for the Emergency Veterinary team. You will own the rhythm and flow of the night shift, ensuring top-tier patient care while coaching VEGgies to perform at their best.

Leadership, empathy, and a big-picture focus are essential to keep the ER running smoothly. Responsibilities include managing patient status, adjusting coverage, and guiding team members through rounds and end-of-shift wrap-ups.

Qualifications

• CVT/RVT/LVMT credential preferred or VEG Credentialing Support Program enrollment
• 1+ year(s) of experience as veterinary technician or assistant; emergency or specialty medicine preferred
• Strong grasp of clinical workflow and team dynamics
• Ability to guide others with empathy and maintain floor operations

Responsibilities

• Monitor patient status, team bandwidth, and shift-wide needs
• Manage daily workflow and adapt to unexpected events
• Assign and adjust shift roles with clarity
• Lead on-floor coaching and floor support as needed
• Coordinate breaks, resolve conflicts, and model calm under pressure
• Lead shift transitions, huddles, and end-of-day wrap-ups
• Communicate clearly and escalate issues when needed
• Turn downtime into learning or breathing moments
• Flag incidents for transparency and growth
• Collaborate with hospital leadership on coverage and coaching

Skills

Emergency veterinary experience

Leadership

Communication skills

Patient care planning

Education

CVT/RVT/LVMT or VEG program enrollment

Tools

Practice management software

Job description

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) in Tampa, FL seeks an Overnight Shift Lead for the Emergency Veterinary team. You will own the rhythm and flow of the night shift, ensuring top-tier patient care while coaching VEGgies to perform at their best.

Leadership, empathy, and a big-picture focus are essential to keep the ER running smoothly. Responsibilities include managing patient status, adjusting coverage, and guiding team members through rounds and end-of-shift wrap-ups.