Registered Veterinary Technician — Full-Time, Benefits & Pet Discount

Annapolis Cat Hospital & Bay Ridge Animal Hospital; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 30,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Paid time off and 401(k)

Employee pet discount

Job summary

Annapolis Cat Practice/ Bay Ridge Animal Hospital is seeking a full-time Registered Veterinary Technician to provide skilled care to our patients and exceptional service to our clients.

Our ideal candidate has RVT certification in Maryland and experience in animal care, client communication, and veterinary procedures; we value a compassionate team member who improves pets' lives and supports veterinarians during exams, surgery, anesthesia, and recovery.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Maryland RVT certification.
• Experience in animal care and client communication preferred.
• Familiarity with common veterinary procedures and safety guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Support veterinarians with patient care, exams, surgery, anesthesia, and recovery.
• Safely handle and restrain animals with compassion.
• Communicate clearly with clients, including care instructions and status updates.
• Perform lab work, radiographs, injections, and IV catheter placement.
• Maintain accurate medical records and assist with medication dispensing.
• Help keep exam rooms, treatment areas, and equipment clean, stocked, and ready.
• Follow hospital, safety, and regulatory guidelines at all times.

Skills

Animal care

Client communication

Veterinary procedures

Compassionate care

Education

Maryland RVT certification

Job description

Annapolis Cat Practice/ Bay Ridge Animal Hospital is seeking a full-time Registered Veterinary Technician to provide skilled care to our patients and exceptional service to our clients.

Our ideal candidate has RVT certification in Maryland and experience in animal care, client communication, and veterinary procedures; we value a compassionate team member who improves pets' lives and supports veterinarians during exams, surgery, anesthesia, and recovery.