Licensed Veterinary Technician - Medical Oncology

Job Overview We are a busy privately owned Veterinary Center seeking a Licensed Veterinary Technician with experience in administering chemotherapy medication to join our dynamic veterinary team. In this vital role, you will provide expert nursing care and support for our patients while collaborating closely with our veterinarian and pet owners. Our full service outpatient clinic has been providing chemotherapy services to Long Island pet parents for nineteen years, as well as providing routine wellness care and outpatient surgery. This position offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals battling cancer while utilizing your veterinary expertise and love for animal care to promote healing and comfort. We are not a corporate profit driven company, instead we strive to ensure a healthy work/life balance for our employees as well as provide affordable compassionate care for our patients. Responsibilities Assist veterinarians with the diagnosis, treatment, and management of oncology cases, including chemotherapy administration and monitoring. Prepare and handle medications, including chemotherapeutic agents, following strict aseptic techniques and safety protocols. Perform detailed animal handling, restraint, and catheterization to facilitate procedures and treatments safely. Conduct laboratory tests, including blood work and other diagnostic procedures essential for cancer management. Monitor patient vital signs, administer treatments, and record detailed medical notes to ensure comprehensive patient care. Educate pet owners on treatment plans, medication administration, dietary needs, and post-treatment care to support ongoing recovery at home. Qualifications Valid license as a Veterinary Technician with experience in veterinary medicine, ideally with a focus on critical care or oncology. Familiarity with veterinary terminology, animal physiology, anatomy, and medical procedures. Experience handling dogs and cats confidently using animal restraint techniques. Proficiency in IV catheterization and phlebotomy. Surgical experience is not a must but certainly a plus!

Pay:

$25.00 - $31.00 per hour

Benefits:

Continuing education credits Employee discount License reimbursement

Work Location:

In person