Part-Time Surgery Technician (Veterinary)

Hard luck animal welfare advocates; The Homestead (CA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Stockton Animal Shelter is seeking a talented and energetic surgery veterinary technician to join our medical team. In a nonprofit setting, you will provide essential surgical support and medical care for animals with a busy workload and diverse cases.

With flexible scheduling and a supportive work environment, you will help treat infectious diseases, traumas, and other conditions while contributing to the welfare of the community's vulnerable animals.

Qualifications

• Commitment to animal welfare and a compassionate approach to veterinary care.
• Minimum two working days a week (Must be able to work Mondays).

Responsibilities

• Provide surgical veterinary technician services and medical care in a high‑volume shelter.
• Treat a variety of infectious diseases, traumas, and cases in a busy San Joaquin Valley shelter.
• Collaborate with a dedicated non‑profit medical team to support animal welfare.

Skills

Animal welfare commitment

Compassionate care

Job description

Description

The Stockton Animal Shelter needs a talented and energetic surgery veterinary technician! Work for a non-profit to provide excellent medical care to one of the busiest shelters in California. Join our incredible team of dedicated people making a difference for the community’s most vulnerable animals. With no required client interaction, flexible scheduling and hard closing times, this position offers relief from some of the major stressors of private practice. Come be a part our medical team as we treat a variety of infectious diseases, traumas, and mystery cases from all over the San Joaquin Valley. We offer competitive wages, generous benefits and a supportive work environment.

If you're ready for a new challenge and to explore a different aspect of veterinary medicine, we'd love to hear from you.

Requirements

• Commitment to animal welfare and a compassionate approach to veterinary care.


• Minimum two working days a week (Must be able to work Mondays).

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience working in an animal shelter or rescue organization.


• Additional certifications or training in shelter medicine or public health.