Part-Time Vet Tech - Surgical Care & Shelter Impact

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society, Inc.; Wenatchee (WA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Life insurance

Retirement matching

PTO starting at 60 hours annually

Paid continuing education, license-ren

Professional dues

Bereavement leave 24 hours annually

Job summary

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society is hiring a part-time Licensed Veterinary Technician for our veterinary clinic. You’ll work alongside a lead LVT, experienced veterinarians, a clinic manager, and a staff of veterinary assistants.

Your focus will be hands-on patient care, with minimal responsibility for training other staff. New graduates are welcome, with onboarding and mentorship tailored to their experience, and a schedule that avoids weekends.

Qualifications

• Active Washington veterinary technician license or pathway to obtain before duties.
• Attention to patient safety and willingness to ask questions.
• Clear, respectful communication with coworkers and clients.
• Interest in surgery, community veterinary care, and animal welfare.
• New graduates welcome with onboarding and mentorship.

Responsibilities

• Provide nursing care before, during, and after surgery.
• Monitor anesthesia and vital signs; report changes.
• Place catheters, collect samples, administer meds, assist tests.
• Support veterinarians during public appointments and surgical procedures.
• Maintain medical records and controlled-substance documentation.
• Explain home care and discharge instructions to clients.
• Maintain safe, organized treatment and surgical spaces.

Skills

Active WA veterinary technicianLicense

Surgical assistance

Patient monitoring

Clear communication

Education

Veterinary TechnicianCertification program

Tools

Anesthesia monitoring equipment

Medical records software

Job description

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society is hiring a part-time Licensed Veterinary Technician for our veterinary clinic. You’ll work alongside a lead LVT, experienced veterinarians, a clinic manager, and a staff of veterinary assistants.

Your focus will be hands-on patient care, with minimal responsibility for training other staff. New graduates are welcome, with onboarding and mentorship tailored to their experience, and a schedule that avoids weekends.