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PetVet365
Licensed 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.
$38,036 / year median in Kentucky
+27% projected growth
Job Description
Experienced Licensed Veterinary Technician (experience required
- Be Valued as an Essential Part of the Care Team Join a Fear Free, vet-led team where your skills are valued, your voice matters, and your career can truly thrive.
Champion Fear Free:
Ensure pets feel safe, calm, and cared for throughout their visit.- Support veterinarians and technicians during exams, treatments, and procedures.
- Care for patients through feeding, bathing, grooming, and monitoring.
- Keep hospital areas clean, sanitized, and organized to the highest standards.
- Assist with medications and restraint when needed.
- Communicate with clients, help with check-ins, and provide discharge support.
- Maintain accurate records and report any unusual behaviors or health concerns.
- Partner with teammates to foster a positive, supportive environment. What Makes This Role Different at PetVet365
Fear Free Means Less Stress:
Our hospitals are built to be calmer for pets and people — making your workday safer, smoother, and more rewarding.- Respect for
Assistants:
You're a partner in patient care, not just behind the scenes.Life-Work Balance:
Flexible scheduling so you can have a fulfilling career and enjoy your life outside of work.Growth & Development:
Fear Free certification provided, plus professional development and CE opportunities to grow your skills.Team Culture:
A supportive, vet-led team where collaboration and respect come first. Qualifications- LVT required
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Fear Free Certification (training and certification provided if not already certified).
- Experience working with animals (2 years as an assistant preferred, not required).
- Ability to lift 40+ pounds and stand for long periods.
- Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills.
- Proficiency with digital systems and recordkeeping.
- Experience required.