Veterinary Technician - Neurology Technician

VERG Brooklyn•Brooklyn, NY

23d•Onsite

About The Position

VERG-Brooklyn is looking for a Neurology Veterinary Technician to join our growing team! Veterinary Emergency & Referral Group (VERG) Brooklyn is a leader in 24/7 advanced emergency and specialty veterinary care, dedicated to delivering state-of-the-art medicine across multiple in a diverse, team-oriented environment. Here, compassionate professionals collaborate with board-certified specialists and peers, committed to treating pets with remarkable expertise and respect. Join us and thrive as part of a community where your dedication is valued, professional growth is supported, and every day you make a profound difference in both patients' and families’ lives. Our exceptional team of licensed veterinary technicians are the heart of VERG. With our Internal Medicine team they play a vital role in delivering care for patients with a variety of complex illnesses. They support our board-certified internist, emergency clinicians, and specialists across all departments. As we grow, we’re seeking top-tier technicians who thrive under pressure and want to make a real impact.

Requirements

Licensed or Credentialed Veterinary Technician (LVT/CVT/RVT)
Must be available for a full time, 4 day work schedule (Monday - Thursday or Tuesday - Friday)
Minimum 2 years of veterinary technician experience
Preferably with Neurology experience in a specialty setting

Responsibilities

Serve as a key liaison between our Neurologists and clients—communicating updates on patient histories, diagnostics, and care plans with clarity and compassion.
Support a wide range of neurology procedures, from assisting with neurologic exams.
Teach clients how to monitor and manage their pets conditions at home.
Assist with advanced diagnostic procedures.
Ensure proper equipment setup and maintenance.
Guide clients through critical home care instructions for treatments like breakthrough seizure intervention, recumbent care for patients with reduced mobility, and immunosuppressive medications for immune-mediated conditions.