Vet Tech: Growth Path + Revenue Share & Full Benefits

CareVet; Ocala (FL); On-site; USD 22,041 - 30,307; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Revenue share bonus

Medical vision dental

Disability insurance

Life insurance

401k with match

Paid time off

Continuing education

Mental health support

Job summary

CareVet At Skylark, Ocala, FL, seeks a Veterinary Technician/Assistant. The role supports patient care, records, histories, vital signs, and discharge.

Training is available and team members participate in revenue sharing while receiving strong medical, vision, and dental benefits. Responsibilities include monitoring patients, administering medications, catheter placement, and assisting veterinarians during exams and anesthesia.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; 1-2 years related experience or training.
• Registered Veterinary Technicians in Florida preferred, not required; training available.
• Must be able to multi-task and support clinical duties.

Responsibilities

• Check patient medical records and enter data.
• Take medical histories and vital signs.
• Maintain client educational materials.
• Admit and discharge patients.
• Process and log prescription refills; coordinate with pharmacies.
• Monitor hospital patients and log vital signs.
• Administer medications as needed.
• Place catheters and perform blood draws.
• Restrain and assist doctor during exams and anesthesia.
• Lift up to 50 pounds and stand for long periods.

Skills

Multi-tasking

Patient care

Vital signs

Medical records

Education

High school diploma or GED

1-2 years related experience

Florida RVT preferred

Job description

CareVet At Skylark, Ocala, FL, seeks a Veterinary Technician/Assistant. The role supports patient care, records, histories, vital signs, and discharge.

Training is available and team members participate in revenue sharing while receiving strong medical, vision, and dental benefits. Responsibilities include monitoring patients, administering medications, catheter placement, and assisting veterinarians during exams and anesthesia.