Veterinary Assistant — Growth, Mentorship, Modern Clinic

Paw-Prints-Veterinary-Clinic; Westover (WV); On-site; USD 36,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship by senior staff

Career growth opportunities

Competitive compensation and benefits

Job summary

Paw Prints Veterinary Hospital in Morgantown, WV is expanding its team of Veterinary Assistants & Technicians. With a focus on quality medicine and state‑of‑the‑art care, the practice offers a learning environment where tenured staff mentor newer technicians.

The role features full‑time hours (30+), 4–5 day weeks, rotating Saturdays, and Sundays/major holidays off. Ideal candidates have prior veterinary experience, can execute orders from a DVM, restrain patients safely, and remain calm under

Qualifications

• Previous veterinary experience (required).
• Ability to execute treatment orders as directed by a DVM.
• Safely restrain patients for various treatments and procedures.
• Adaptable to the demands of the day.
• Ability to work efficiently and remain calm under stress.
• Positive attitude and TEAM Player personality.
• Passion for growth and development, open to feedback.
• Passion for Customer Service and Hospitality.

Responsibilities

• Perform and assist with a wide range of treatments and procedures as part of the veterinary team.
• Execute treatment orders as directed by a DVM.
• Safely restrain patients for procedures as needed.
• Maintain efficiency and composure in a fast-paced environment.
• Contribute to a collaborative, patient‑centered care team.
• Support client communication and hospitality during visits.

Skills

Veterinary experience

Job description

Paw Prints Veterinary Hospital in Morgantown, WV is expanding its team of Veterinary Assistants & Technicians. With a focus on quality medicine and state‑of‑the‑art care, the practice offers a learning environment where tenured staff mentor newer technicians.

The role features full‑time hours (30+), 4–5 day weeks, rotating Saturdays, and Sundays/major holidays off. Ideal candidates have prior veterinary experience, can execute orders from a DVM, restrain patients safely, and remain calm under