Veterinary Technician - Urgent Care

COVE Animal Health•Wayne, PA

1h•Onsite

About The Position

Timely Care, Growth, and Compassion Are you a Veterinary Technician looking for a fulfilling position that blends the best of general practice with the excitement of urgent care? At Metropolitan Veterinary Urgent Care and Specialty (MVUCS), our mission is to provide pets and their families with outstanding, compassionate service—precisely when they need it most. Who We Are We’re a recently opened facility in Wayne, PA, located in a state-of-the-art 6,000-square-foot space, just minutes from Metropolitan Veterinary Associates (MVA) and key highways (Rt. 476, Rt. 76, Rt. 30, and the PA Turnpike). As part of the MVA network, we’re committed to the same high standards of excellent patient care, client service, and team collaboration—with a focus on urgent care needs. Our culture is built on continuous learning, mentorship, and support, offering an environment where you can refine your skills, share your insights, and grow alongside like-minded professionals. What You’ll Do As a Veterinary Technician - Urgent Care at MVUCS, you’ll be a crucial member of our care team, ensuring pets receive timely attention and top-notch treatment.

Requirements

Experience in a veterinary setting (general practice, urgent care, or emergency preferred)
Strong clinical skills, including venipuncture, IV catheter placement, and basic diagnostics
Excellent communication abilities, with a commitment to empathetic client service
A calm, organized demeanor, essential for navigating a busy urgent care environment
A team-focused attitude, welcoming collaboration with colleagues of all skill levels and specialties
Attention to detail and a willingness to learn and adapt to new protocols and procedures

Responsibilities

Triage and assess patients presenting with urgent needs, working closely with veterinarians to prioritize treatments.
Provide hands-on nursing care, including administering medications, placing IV catheters, and monitoring patient vitals.
Perform diagnostics such as blood draws, in-house lab tests, and basic imaging to aid in quick, accurate treatment decisions.
Communicate clearly with pet owners, updating them on their pet’s condition, next steps, and home-care instructions.
Maintain a well-stocked, organized work area, ensuring essential supplies and equipment are readily available.
Collaborate with the entire veterinary team, contributing ideas to enhance efficiency, patient comfort, and client satisfaction.