Senior Veterinary Assistant: Spay/Neuter & Care

Aspcapro; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 33,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage including dental and (

Paid time off and holidays

401(k) with employer contributions

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

The ASPCA’s Community Medicine team is hiring a Senior Veterinary Assistant to support spay/neuter surgeries and primary pet care for families and rescue animals. This on-site role involves animal handling, preparing animals for surgery, recording medical data, and monitoring patients under anesthesia.

You’ll work with veterinarians, technicians, and CM staff to deliver compassionate care in underserved communities, with English required and Spanish a plus.

Qualifications

• Must be able to lift 40+ pounds with assistance.
• Standing for 8+ hours daily is required.
• Strong customer service and teamwork abilities.
• Experience with animal handling in clinics is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Care for cats and dogs during spay/neuter and routine care.
• Assist veterinarian and technician; monitor anesthesia.
• Enter medical information into digital records.
• Maintain clean, organized pre-operative and surgical areas.
• Communicate with clients about procedures and care.

Skills

Excellent customer service skills

Ability to work standing 8+ hours

Ability to work independently and as a

Ability to work efficiently and calmly

Must maintain open mind regarding new

Excellent animal handling skills

Strong interest in animal welfare

ASPCA core values alignment

Experience using a computer and basic

Fear Free Shelter certification within

Education

High school diploma, GED or equivalent experience

Minimum 1 year animal handling in a professional setting

Veterinary medical experience preferred

Job description

The ASPCA’s Community Medicine team is hiring a Senior Veterinary Assistant to support spay/neuter surgeries and primary pet care for families and rescue animals. This on-site role involves animal handling, preparing animals for surgery, recording medical data, and monitoring patients under anesthesia.

You’ll work with veterinarians, technicians, and CM staff to deliver compassionate care in underserved communities, with English required and Spanish a plus.