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Animal Hospital of Tampa Bay
Veterinary Technician
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What they do
A Veterinary Technician or Technologist assists veterinarians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions in animals. May perform diagnostic tests or administer medications. Works in private veterinary practices or animal hospitals.
$37,761 / year median in Florida
+25% projected growth
Job Description
Veterinary Technician Animal Hospital of Tampa Bay - 5.0 Tampa, FL Job Details Part-time | Full-time $17 - $20 an hour 17 hours ago Qualifications Teamwork Veterinary Technician Certification Triage Animal catheterization IV insertion Full Job Description Veterinary Technician Wanted Bilingual (Spanish/English) Tampa, FL Small hospital. Big hearts. Zero drama (except maybe from the cats). We're a small, tight-knit animal hospital in Tampa looking for a bilingual (Spanish/English) Veterinary Technician to join our pack. We're not a corporate mega-clinic with a hundred locations and a call center — we're the kind of place where everyone knows your name, your coffee order, and probably your dog's middle name too. A good chunk of our clients feel most comfortable speaking Spanish, and right now we're getting by on hand gestures and hopeful smiles. That's where you come in — we need someone who can talk pet parents through a diagnosis in whichever language makes them feel most at ease, no Google Translate required. What You'll Do Perform patient triage, assist with exams, and prep animals for procedures. Administer medications, vaccines, and treatments under the veterinarian's direction. Run and interpret basic in-house diagnostics (bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal exams — the glamorous side of the job). Place IV catheters, monitor anesthesia, and assist in surgery. Take radiographs, and reassure the patient that this will not, in fact, hurt. Communicate clearly and warmly with clients in both English and Spanish. Keep medical records accurate and up to date. Jump in wherever needed — on a small team, everybody wears a few hats. What We're Looking For Ideally fluency in both English and Spanish, spoken and written. Certified/Registered/Licensed Veterinary Technician (CVT/RVT/LVT) preferred; experienced techs without certification are also encouraged to apply. Comfortable with restraint, venipuncture, and anesthesia monitoring, and good at the "many hands, one squirmy patient" style of teamwork. A calm presence in chaotic moments (looking at you, Fourth of July fireworks season). Genuine compassion for animals and the humans who love them. A good sense of humor — you will need it, and so will we. Why You'll Love It Here A small, supportive team that actually likes each other (we know, we know). Your Spanish isn't just a "nice to have" on a resume — it's used, valued, and appreciated every single day. Room to grow your skills and take on more responsibility as you settle in. A workplace that feels less like a shift and more like showing up for people (and pets) you actually care about. How to Apply Submit resume via