Veterinary Technician

Who We Are:

More Than a Hospital — A Mission Veterinary Pulse Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a dual mission: to meet our region's urgent need for after-hours veterinary care — and to support the people who make that care possible. Through our flagship initiative—Pet Pulse After Hours ER—we're creating a sustainable, compassionate solution to a long-standing gap in veterinary emergency care. For over 30 years, Teton County's veterinary clinics have struggled with rotating after-hours coverage, leading to burnout, staff turnover, and limited availability. Our urgent care hybrid hospital (opening early fall 2026) will change that. We'll be open nights, weekends, and holidays to provide urgent care when regular clinics are closed, working in partnership with existing veterinarians. Our nonprofit structure lets us focus on what matters: veterinary care, not profit margins. Responsibilities Assist veterinarians during examinations, surgeries, and diagnostic procedures with animal restraint and animal catheterization techniques. Perform laboratory tests including blood work, urinalysis, and other diagnostic procedures to support accurate diagnoses. Prepare animals for surgery by ensuring proper aseptic technique and maintaining sterile environments. Handle patients with confidence in animal husbandry and animal physiology. Operate X-ray machines and interpret radiographs to assist in diagnosis while adhering to safety protocols. Maintain detailed records of treatments, laboratory results, and patient histories with accuracy and professionalism. Ensure the proper restraint of animals during procedures using animal restraint techniques to minimize stress and injury. Assist in emergency veterinary critical care situations by providing vital support under supervision.

What We Look For:

Beyond the technical credentials, here's the kind of nurse who thrives here. 01

Clinical Proficiency:

Strong technical skills performed accurately, safely, and in line with hospital standards. 02

Gentle Handling:

Low-stress, patient-centered approach — every animal's comfort and wellbeing comes first. 03

Clear Communication:

Empathetic, respectful communication with clients, doctors, and teammates — always. 04

Team Cohesion:

Works collaboratively, supports colleagues, and actively contributes to a positive environment. 05

Adaptability:

Responds calmly to shifting priorities and emergencies — solution-oriented under pressure. 06

Growth Mindset:

Embraces feedback, pursues CE, and is committed to continual clinical and professional growth. Experience Required, License Not We're looking for experienced veterinary technicians who can hit the ground running. While a Wyoming CVT license is not required for this position, we need someone with strong technical skills and a passion for emergency medicine. If you have hands-on experience in emergency, urgent care, or advanced general practice settings and are ready to be part of something meaningful, we want to hear from you.

Pay:

$23.00 - $27.00 per hour

Benefits:

Continuing education credits Dental insurance Health insurance License reimbursement Relocation assistance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person