Veterinary Oncology Technician

Sacbar; California (MO); On-site; USD 70,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Sacbar’s Specialty & Emergency Hospital in Sonoma & Marin Counties is expanding its Oncology service and seeking a Veterinary Oncology Technician to support the oncology team. You will work closely with the Oncology Veterinarian to deliver compassionate, high-quality cancer care and guidance to clients.

The role suits technicians with oncology or specialty experience who value teamwork, precision, and ongoing skill development in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Veterinary technician experience in oncology or specialty practice required.
• RVT licensure preferred (VTS in Oncology highly preferred).
• Strong IV catheter placement, lab skills, and patient monitoring abilities.
• Excellent verbal and written communication.
• High attention to detail and commitment to safety protocols.
• Emotional maturity and professionalism in sensitive clinical situations.
• Interest in continuing education and long-term oncology skill development.

Responsibilities

• Diagnostic and treatment support.
• Chemotherapy preparation and administration.
• Patient monitoring and safety compliance.
• Client education and communication.

Skills

RVT licensure

VTS (Oncology)

Oncology experience

IV catheter placement

Patient monitoring

Communication skills

Education

RVT licensure preferred

VTS Oncology preferred

Job description

Veterinary Oncology Technician (RVT, VTS – Oncology)
Specialty & Emergency Hospital | Sonoma & Marin Counties

Specialty & Emergency Hospital is expanding its Oncology service, and we’re excited to welcome a Veterinary Oncology Technician to support this growing specialty. This role will work closely with our Oncology Veterinarian and multidisciplinary clinical teams to deliver thoughtful, high-quality cancer care to patients and compassionate guidance to clients.

This position is well suited for a technician who combines strong clinical skills with emotional intelligence, precision, and a passion for specialty medicine. VTS (Oncology) candidates are strongly encouraged to apply, as are technicians eager to deepen their oncology expertise.

About Our Hospital

We are a rapidly growing specialty and emergency hospital serving Sonoma and Marin Counties, built on a foundation of collaboration, respect, and accountability. Our integrated specialty-emergency model allows us to provide advanced patient care while maintaining trusted relationships with referring veterinarians.

Our Oncology service is designed with intention — prioritizing patient safety, individualized care plans, and empathy for clients navigating complex and emotional decisions. We believe excellent medicine is delivered best in environments where teams feel supported and valued.

The Oncology Team

Oncology technicians at our hospital are true clinical partners. You’ll collaborate closely with specialty nursing teams, emergency clinicians, client service representatives, and hospital leadership to ensure continuity of care and an exceptional client experience.

Your work will be central to:

• Diagnostic and treatment support
• Chemotherapy preparation and administration
• Patient monitoring and safety compliance
• Client education and communication

Who We’re Looking For

This role is ideal for technicians who enjoy specialty medicine and value structure, communication, and teamwork, including:

• Experienced RVTs with oncology or specialty hospital experience
• Technicians looking to advance into oncology-focused medicine
• VTS (Oncology) professionals seeking a supportive, well-organized specialty environment

Qualifications

• Veterinary technician experience in oncology or specialty practice required
• RVT licensure preferred (VTS in Oncology highly preferred)
• Strong IV catheter placement, lab skills, and patient monitoring abilities
• Excellent verbal and written communication
• High attention to detail and commitment to safety protocols
• Emotional maturity and professionalism in sensitive clinical situations
• Interest in continuing education and long-term oncology skill development

Compensation

$70,000 – $94,000 annually, commensurate with experience, licensure, and credentials