Veterinary Technician - Surgery Support & Flexible Schedule

Lovet Pet Health Care; Surprise (AZ); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

3 weeks PTO in first year

7 paid holidays

Pet care discount

Scrub/uniform allowance

Health, Dental, Vision, and HSA

Paid parental leave

Training and mentorship

Development opportunities

Job summary

Lovet Pet Health Care is seeking a Veterinary Technician to join our growing animal hospital in Surprise, AZ. You will assist the doctor with procedures, provide high quality care, and deliver exceptional client service for a variety of animal patients.

Responsibilities include surgical support, anesthesia monitoring, patient education, medical records management, and hands-on treatment. The role requires physical capability and a passion for animal welfare.

Qualifications

• Certified veterinary technician preferred.
• Associate degree in veterinary assisting preferred.
• Ability to lift at least 40 pounds.

Responsibilities

• Assist doctor with medical procedures, including surgery, under direct supervision.
• Provide high quality care to all pets and maintain excellent client service.
• Assist in anesthesia monitoring and post-operative care as directed by the doctor.
• Explain treatments to clients and obtain consent.
• Manage medical records and use practice software.
• Dispense medication, take x-rays, draw blood, place catheters, and assist with restraint.
• Set up, clean, and maintain medical equipment and hospital areas.

Skills

Certified veterinary technician

Education

Associate degree in veterinary assisting

Certified veterinary technician

Job description

Lovet Pet Health Care is seeking a Veterinary Technician to join our growing animal hospital in Surprise, AZ. You will assist the doctor with procedures, provide high quality care, and deliver exceptional client service for a variety of animal patients.

Responsibilities include surgical support, anesthesia monitoring, patient education, medical records management, and hands-on treatment. The role requires physical capability and a passion for animal welfare.