Experienced Veterinary Technician/Assistant

• No on-call shifts, no holiday work, and no Sundays
• Regular, full 30-minute lunch breaks, because you deserve to eat your food while it’s still warm, plus additional breaks when needed during longer shifts
• A fridge that’s always stocked with snacks (yes, always) and a team lounge with Netflix and Prime Video
• Occasional coffee runs, ice cream parties, and meals on us
• Monthly team training and monthly team meetings, so you keep building your skills and always know what’s going on at the hospital
• A supportive environment where questions are welcome, mentoring is part of the culture, and professional growth is encouraged
• Lend a Hand opportunities to give back
• A real voice: contribute ideas, improve workflows, and help shape the future of our hospital
• A team that celebrates birthdays, new babies, work anniversaries, and each other’s successes

• →Assist veterinarians with appointments, diagnostics, treatments, and procedures
• →Handle and restrain feline and canine patients with patience and compassion
• →Obtain thorough patient histories and communicate clearly with clients
• →Perform phlebotomy and venipuncture, and place IV catheters
• →Administer subcutaneous fluids and prepare medications accurately
• →Take diagnostic radiographs and run in-house lab work using IDEXX equipment
• →Educate clients and help them feel confident about their pets’ care
• →Keep treatment areas clean, organized, and ready for whatever adorable (or occasionally chaotic) patient walks through the door next
• →Work independently, anticipate the team’s needs, and take ownership of your responsibilities
• →Share your knowledge, keep learning, and encourage your teammates to grow

• Experience as a veterinary technician or veterinary assistant in a small animal setting
• Credentialed Veterinary Technician (CVT) status welcomed but not required; experienced, non-credentialed vet techs and assistants are encouraged to apply
• Confidence in phlebotomy, IV catheter placement, radiographs, and in-house lab work
• Pride in your work and care for both the patient and the people attached to the leash
• Empathy, a positive attitude, and reliability
• Open communication and a collaborative, team-first approach
• Good judgment: you know when to jump in, when to ask for help, and when everyone needs a quick laugh
• Availability to work nights and Saturdays

If you love good medicine, appreciate a supportive team, believe lunch should actually happen, and don’t mind the occasional debate over whose patient is the cutest, you may have just found your place as our next Veterinary Technician. Come for the medicine. Stay for the team. Take home the stories (and probably a few extra pet pictures).

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are core values at Cedar Brook Animal Hospital and Vetcor. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable workplace where every team member feels a sense of belonging, can bring their authentic self to work, and is empowered to reach their full potential.