Veterinary Technician- Nassau, NY

Community Veterinary Partners•Town of Nassau, NY

2h•$22 - $27

About The Position

Nassau Veterinary Clinic is seeking a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) to provide hands-on patient care as part of a supportive medical team. The established, five-doctor, AAHA-accredited hospital provides comprehensive veterinary services in a community setting and encourages technicians to actively support patient care and medical procedures. The LVT partners with veterinarians across clinical services, combining patient nursing, diagnostics, treatment support, anesthesia care, and client communication. The hospital offers digital radiography and dental imaging, ultrasound, dedicated surgical and dental suites, multiple exam rooms, large treatment and inpatient care areas, grooming and training services, and outdoor spaces for patient enrichment. This is a full-time position with consistent weekly scheduling and a requirement to work every other Saturday. The role offers a $3,000 sign-on bonus and a benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage; paid time off and holiday pay; paid parental leave; a 401(k) with employer matching; mental health and wellness resources; RACE-approved continuing education; professional development and advancement opportunities; employee discounts; referral incentives; and career opportunities across the Community Veterinary Partners network.

Requirements

Hold an active New York State Veterinary Technician license (LVT).
Have previous experience working in a veterinary clinical setting.
Have knowledge of veterinary nursing procedures and patient care.
Have experience with venipuncture, IV catheter placement, and anesthesia monitoring.
Be able to assist with diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and patient treatments.
Have strong organizational and communication skills.
Have a team-oriented attitude and commitment to patient well-being.
Be willing to continue learning and developing professionally.

Responsibilities

Conduct blood draws, place intravenous catheters, and administer treatments.
Run in-house laboratory tests and prepare samples for diagnostic evaluation.
Support veterinarians during wellness visits, sick appointments, and medical procedures.
Prepare patients for surgery and dentistry, including anesthesia induction and monitoring.
Monitor vital signs and patient recovery throughout anesthetic procedures.
Take digital and dental radiographs.
Provide ongoing care, treatments, and monitoring for hospitalized patients.
Educate pet owners on medications, home care, and post-procedure instructions.
Maintain thorough medical documentation and treatment records.
Help keep clinical spaces organized, clean, and ready for patient care.