Certified Veterinary Technician at United Vision Pet Partners

Newtown Township, Pennsylvania, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

08 Oct, 26

Salary

30.0

Posted On

10 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Anesthesia Monitoring, Patient Assessment, Laboratory Testing, Radiography, Client Education, Medication Administration, Sterile Technique, Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Organization, Attention To Detail, Urgent Care, Specialty Medicine, Patient Care, Veterinary Nursing, Mentoring

Industry

Veterinary Services

Description

Description Join a veterinary hospital where your voice matters, your growth is expected, and your teammates genuinely want to help you become the best technician you can be. At United Vision Pet Partners, we believe exceptional medicine begins with exceptional people. As a privately owned specialty and urgent care hospital, we've built a culture centered around collaboration, continual learning, accountability, and compassion for both our patients and one another. Here you'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with veterinarians who enjoy teaching. Every team member has the opportunity to contribute to how we improve patient care, workflows, and the client experience. The technician who thrives here enjoys staying busy, solving problems, and jumping in wherever patients or teammates need support. They're confident working independently but know that great medicine happens through collaboration. They're eager to continue learning and take pride in providing exceptional care, whether monitoring anesthesia, supporting an emergency case, educating clients, or mentoring fellow team members. Our goal is to provide the finest veterinary care to the pets we treat and to extend kindness and consideration to their owners. Each and every person, from doctors to kennel technicians will perform their duties in a conscientious, compassionate and professional manner. Working at United Vision Pet Partners will provide the opportunity to further your skills in all aspects of veterinary medicine. Our friendly environment encourages teamwork and continuing education. Training will be provided for all aspects of this position, but prior urgent care/ specialty experience is preferred. Requirements Responsibilities: Obtain a thorough history from pet owners Assess if a patient is stable and obtain vitals accurately Assist veterinarians in routine examinations and procedures Administer medications, anesthesia, and monitor patients Collect and perform in hospital laboratory tests, including bloodwork Prep and maintain sterile technique for procedures and instruments Position pets for radiographs and obtain images with correct technique while following radiation safety Educate pet owners on diagnosis, care, and post-treatment instructions Collaborate with fellow team members to provide exceptional patient care Contribute to a positive and supportive team environment Qualifications: Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) preferred but not required Experience working in an urgent care/ specialty hospital preferred but not required Proficiency in anesthetic drug administration and monitoring Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Strong organizational abilities and attention to detail Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment Compassion and empathy for pets and their owners Benefits: No non-compete Stipend towards health, dental, and vision insurance 401K Generous PTO that exceeds the national average and increases with years of service Continuing education time off as well as financial allowance towards professional development Hands-on mentorship from experienced veterinarians and technicians committed to helping you grow Uniform allowance Generous pet care discount Paid CVT license dues Predictable scheduling with no overnight shifts and a commitment to supporting work-life balance

Responsibilities

The technician is responsible for obtaining patient histories, administering medications, and monitoring anesthesia during procedures. They also perform laboratory tests, obtain radiographs, and educate pet owners on diagnosis and post-treatment care.