RVT Veterinary Technician: Growth, Impact & Care

Thrive Pet Healthcare; Anderson (CA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer match

Mental health resources

Paid parental leave

Pet perks

Student loan support

FREE CE courses

Back-up childcare

Job summary

Thrive Pet Healthcare is hiring a Veterinary Technician in Anderson, CA. This full-time role involves hands-on care, outpatient treatments, and lab work, with duties including assisting veterinarians and educating clients.

Candidates should have at least 1 year in a veterinary setting and a California RVT license, along with strong communication and teamwork skills to support a busy clinic environment.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of experience in a veterinary hospital setting.
• Current California RVT license required.
• Proficiency with veterinary terminology and common clinical procedures.

Responsibilities

• Partner with veterinarians to provide excellent medical care and educate clients.
• Assist with surgeries, procedures, and treatments per RVT duties.
• Support patient flow and team efficiency through proactive communication.
• Guide clients on health plans, medications, and Thrive Membership benefits.
• Maintain accurate medical records.
• Obtain detailed patient histories and document findings.
• Ensure safety and maintain a clean workspace.
• Mentor teammates to foster a collaborative environment.

Skills

1+ year veterinary hospital experience

California RVT license

animal handling and restraint

venipuncture and IV catheter placement

radiology and drug calculations

practice software proficiency

strong communication and empathy

team collaboration

Education

California RVT license

Tools

Practice management software

Radiology equipment knowledge

Job description

Thrive Pet Healthcare is hiring a Veterinary Technician in Anderson, CA. This full-time role involves hands-on care, outpatient treatments, and lab work, with duties including assisting veterinarians and educating clients.

Candidates should have at least 1 year in a veterinary setting and a California RVT license, along with strong communication and teamwork skills to support a busy clinic environment.