Veterinary Technician - Emergency - Mid-shift

About the Role

As a Veterinary Emergency Technician at MVA, you'll be on the front line of urgent patient care, working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.

What You'll Do

• Triage incoming patients by assessing their medical needs and prioritizing treatments based on urgency.
• Provide immediate critical care—administer fluids, medications, and other life-saving interventions while closely monitoring patient status.
• Collaborate with emergency veterinarians and fellow technicians to devise and execute treatment plans for a variety of acute and complex cases.
• Communicate compassionately with pet parents, offering clear updates, reassurance, and empathy during stressful moments.
• Maintain a calm, organized workspace and ensure rapid access to the supplies and equipment needed for emergency interventions.
• Participate in ongoing training and case discussions, sharpening your skills and staying current with the latest emergency protocols and best practices.

Schedule

Wednesday – Saturday: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Some holidays are required.

Compensation

Starting at $22.50/hr, plus a 15% shift differential.

Benefits

• Supportive culture with social events & team-building activities
• Competitive paid time off & holiday pay
• Paid volunteer time off
• Education Assistance Program & tuition reimbursement
• Career growth & training opportunities to help you advance your skills and knowledge supported by our dedicated Education and Development team
• Continuing education paid time off and allowance
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Mental health-focused services to ensure you thrive both personally and professionally
• 401(k) plan with a strong employer match
• Significant employee pet care discount
• Annual uniform allowance so you're always prepared for the next case
• A workplace where you'll feel valued, heard, and excited to come to work each day

What We're Looking For

• Experience in a fast-paced emergency or ICU setting, with a proven ability to remain calm and efficient under pressure.
• Strong clinical skills, including IV catheter placement, venipuncture, laboratory sample processing, and anesthesia.
• Effective communication for liaising with both clinical staff and concerned pet parents, especially in urgent or high-stress scenarios.
• Confidence in triage and rapid assessment, recognizing subtle changes in patient condition and acting decisively.
• A commitment to collaboration—you're at your best when working with a supportive team to provide the highest level of care.
• A passion for continuous learning, embracing every shift as a chance to deepen your expertise and support your colleagues' growth.