Veterinary Technician, Emergency and ICU

Ethos Veterinary Health•Webster, TX

7d•$18 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists–Nasa Parkway (GCVS-NP) is hiring an Emergency and ICU Veterinary Technician at its Webster, Texas hospital. The technician provides compassionate care to hospitalized and emergency patients and assists veterinarians with examinations, diagnostics, treatments, and procedures. The role includes technical patient-care tasks, client communication and coordination, and support for hospital operations. Candidates must be licensed veterinary technicians or experienced veterinary technicians with at least two years of experience, including prior Emergency and Critical Care experience. Compensation is $24–$28 per hour for licensed veterinary technicians and $18–$26 per hour for non-credentialed technicians, based on experience, plus a $3-per-hour differential for Saturday and Sunday shifts. The full-time schedule consists of either three 12-hour shifts or four 10-hour shifts; the exact schedule is to be determined. GCVS is a specialty and emergency veterinary provider with a satellite hospital in Webster. It describes its work as delivering advanced diagnostics, innovative treatments, and compassionate care while collaborating with the veterinary community. The employer is Ethos Veterinary Health, part of the NVA Group.

Requirements

Be a licensed veterinary technician or an experienced veterinary technician with at least two years of experience.
Have prior Emergency and Critical Care experience.
Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Be able to work under pressure and make informed decisions in fast-paced situations.
Demonstrate a genuine passion for animal care and commitment to patient well-being.
Be fluent in English for speaking and reading.

Nice To Haves

Fluency in multiple languages.

Responsibilities

Provide high-quality, compassionate care to hospitalized and emergency patients.
Assist veterinarians with examinations, diagnostics, treatments, and procedures.
Perform restraint, venipuncture, catheter placement, radiographs, laboratory work, and medication administration.
Prepare and administer treatments according to veterinary orders and hospital protocols.
Collaborate across departments to coordinate patient care.
Respond to STAT calls and follow emergency care protocols.
Create treatment estimates, review treatment plans with clients, process payments, and manage admissions and discharges.
Communicate professionally with clients, providing empathetic and clear information.
Participate in meetings, training, and ongoing professional development.
Support hospital cleanliness, safety, and inventory management.
Perform anesthesia and sedation according to established protocols.
Assist with additional duties as needed.