The Credentialed Veterinary Technician assists veterinarians with surgical procedures, anesthesia monitoring, and diagnostic imaging. They are also responsible for laboratory tests, post-operative patient care, and educating pet owners on preventive health and treatment.
Requirements summary
Candidates must hold an associate degree in veterinary technology from an accredited program and pass a national licensing exam. State licensure (RVT, LVT, or CVT) and completion of continuing education are required.
Description At All Breed Pet Care, our associates are able to practice high-quality medicine in a spacious and newly renovated hospital with FIVE exam rooms and dedicated staff breakroom.
Our doctors also have ample surgery opportunities on dedicated surgery days.
All Breed Pet Care is a trusted center of care for patients in our community, and our team truly displays a unified purpose of delivering great care to our loyal clients who trust us.
All Breed Pet Care is a team that genuinely enjoys working, laughing, and spending time with one another.
We also dedicate the time to find balance in our work through our numerous community outreach events, team outings, and just having fun with our local furry friends!
Through our daily interactions with patients, we strive to maintain our strong and respected reputation built on integrity and a high level of care.
Working at All Breed will remind you why you went into veterinary medicine in the first place.
We are so very proud of the legacy we have created in our community.
SUMMARY
A Credentialed Veterinary Technician (Vet Tech) is a highly skilled professional who works alongside veterinarians, applying their expertise to ensure the health and well-being of animals. Vet Techs are integral to the functioning of our veterinary clinics, participating in a myriad of responsibilities that go beyond basic care.
Licensed
Key aspects of their job:
Medical
Procedures
Assistance: Participate in medical procedures, including surgery assistance, anesthesia monitoring, and diagnostic imaging. Utilize advanced training to handle complex clinical tasks.
Laboratory
Work: Conduct various laboratory tests, such as blood work and urinalysis, contributing essential diagnostic information for veterinarians to make informed decisions about a patient's care.
Patient
Care and
Monitoring: Play a pivotal role in post-operative care, monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and ensuring the overall comfort and recovery of animals.
Educating
Pet
Owners: Engage with pet owners, providing valuable information about post-treatment care, medication administration, and preventive health measures, fostering a collaborative approach to animal well-being.
Benefits
Employee Assistance Program
Life Insurance
Paid Time Off
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
AD&D Insurance
Medical insurance
Short-term disability insurance
Long-term disability insurance
Employee Stock Option Program
Continuing Education Allowance
Pet care discounts
Scrub allowance
Healthcare Reimbursement Arrangement
401k with 100% employer matching up to 3%
Wellness and Betterhelp.com access
Expanded
DUTIES &
RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist in surgical procedures, preparing the operating room, handling instruments, and providing support to veterinarians during surgery. Monitor anesthesia during procedures, ensuring the safety and well-being of animals under sedation. Collect blood samples, conduct hematological analyses, and interpret results to aid in diagnosing various medical conditions. Perform and interpret diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays, is crucial for identifying internal issues in animals. Oversee the recovery of patients, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort to animals post-surgery. Administer medications as prescribed by veterinarians, ensuring proper dosage and monitoring for any adverse reactions. Educate pet owners on post-treatment care, including medication administration, wound care, and signs of potential complications. Offer guidance on preventive health measures, nutrition, and routine care empowers pet owners to maintain the well-being of their animals. COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Hourly compensation offered will carefully consider a wide range of factors, including skills, qualifications, experience, and location. 401k with 100% employer matching up to 3% Eligibility to participate in Employee Stock Option Program when launched Medical, dental, and vision insurance (available after 30 days). Paid 100% for full-time employees - Buy-up medical plan available. Additional family member coverage available at the employee’s expense
Healthcare
Reimbursement
Arrangement benefits
PTO: 2 weeks PTO year one, 4 weeks year two+6 flex/bereavement/sick days + 6 paid holidays (available after 90 days) Short-term and long-term disability insurance Life Insurance and AD&D – Employer paid for the employee Additional voluntary benefits for Critical Illness, Additional Life and AD&D available EAP Wellness and access to betterhelp.com Continuing
Education
Allowance
Pet care discounts
Scrub allowance
OUR
COMMUNITY: All Breed Pet Care is located in the charming and affordable town of Newburgh, IN, and is just minutes from the Ohio River. Newburgh is in a unique spot just 3 hours away from our capital city Indianapolis, IN, Louisville, KY, Nashville, TN, and St. Louis, MO. Explore three different states within a 3-hour radius! Our close-knit community, low cost of living, and excellent weather make Newburgh, IN a great place to call home and raise a family. You will have access to community parks, historic museums, and can make an easy drive to the NFL Colts football stadium! If you are a “foodie”, Newburgh's Historic Preservation District on the Ohio River has wonderful specialty shops, antique stores, and outstanding dining options.
Requirements
Education and Training: Hold an associate degree in veterinary technology from an accredited program. Sit for or successfully passed a national licensing exam. Skills and Attributes: Demonstrate a strong foundation in science, effective communication skills, and a genuine compassion for animals. Be detail-oriented, capable of multitasking, and able to handle the emotional aspects of working in animal healthcare. Certification and Licensure: Meet state licensing requirements via certification. Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) is a common requirement. Depending on state, earned a title of “Registered (RVT)”, “Licensed (LVT)” or “Certified (CVT)”. Complete continuing education to maintain licensure.
