Licensed Veterinary Technician
Animal Medical Center of Seattle
Licensed Veterinary Technician
Animal Medical Center of Seattle
24/7 emergency and specialty veterinary care
The Licensed Veterinary Technician (Dentistry) provides effective and timely support for the Veterinary Dental Specialist and works closely with clients, patients and other staff members. The LVT is responsible for providing the highest quality nursing care as directed by the staff veterinarians. The LVT also provides excellent customer service including scheduling appointments, coordinating patient care, greeting and assisting clients who seek medical services, gathering patient information and keeping clients up to date on their pet’s status. The LVT must possess strong communication skills and be respectful and professional towards all employees at AMCS.
Successful Veterinary Technician applicants will require the following experience, skills and training to be considered:
• Currently licensed or eligible to become licensed as a Veterinary Technician in the state of Washington.
• A minimum of two years of experience in a veterinary hospital setting is preferred.
• Experience in veterinary dentistry is preferred; strong anesthesia skills are required.
• Displays competency in the general knowledge and nursing skills required to care for patients.
Benefits for full time employees include: competitive hourly compensation; health; dental; vision; IRA with a company sponsored match; Life insurance; Employee Assistance Program; Long and short term disability insurance; discounted pet care after 30-days of employment; paid time off; reimbursement of licensing fees; uniform allowance; $500 annual CE allowance for LVTs.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
24/7 emergency and specialty veterinary care
Emergency and specialty veterinary care in Shoreline, Washington, offering 24/7 emergency/critical care and services such as neurology, oncology, internal medicine, interventional radiology, dentistry, surgery, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. It provides care through a coordinated team that uses advanced diagnostics, interventional procedures, medical therapies, and surgery, with treatments planned in collaboration with a pet’s primary veterinarian and family, including post-care support. The hospital differentiates itself by emphasizing interventional medicine and close collaboration with referring veterinarians, delivering urgent and specialty care under one roof for fast escalation when needed. Its goal is to deliver advanced, compassionate diagnostics and emergency care for the pets of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
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