Regional Canine Breeding & Veterinary Program Lead

Paycom; New Albany (OH); On-site; USD 110,318,000 - 123,929,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

14+ holidays PTO

403(b) retirement plan

Volunteer hours

Wellness programs

Diversity & inclusion committee

Job summary

Canine Companions in Ohio seeks a Regional Breeding Manager to provide veterinary technical care, program management, and coordination for a regional population of breeding dogs and puppies. You will ensure compliance with protocols, monitor health, and support whelping and neonatal care.

This role requires collaboration with veterinary leadership, external clinicians when needed, and travel within the state. Relevant RVT license and strong record-keeping are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience as a veterinary technician with reproduction, whelping, neonatal care.
• Knowledge of record-keeping and veterinary protocols.
• Ability to communicate via phone and e-mail; proficient in MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Support planned breeding activities, reproductive health monitoring and related care.
• Assist with whelping preparation and post-whelp follow-up.
• Provide veterinary technician care under veterinary direction and use digital X-ray/ultrasound equipment.
• Coordinate records, diagnostics, and follow-up instructions; assist with transportation as needed.
• Maintain breeding and medical records; coordinate with caregivers and veterinary partners.

Skills

Veterinary technician skills

Communication

MS Office

Canine reproduction knowledge

Team collaboration

Education

Registered Veterinary Technician License

Tools

Digital X-ray

Ultrasound

EMR/records software

Inventory systems

Job description

Canine Companions in Ohio seeks a Regional Breeding Manager to provide veterinary technical care, program management, and coordination for a regional population of breeding dogs and puppies. You will ensure compliance with protocols, monitor health, and support whelping and neonatal care.

This role requires collaboration with veterinary leadership, external clinicians when needed, and travel within the state. Relevant RVT license and strong record-keeping are essential.