Licensed Veterinary Technician Job Description Page 2
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2Qualifications:
Hold current license as a veterinary technician in Virginia and complete all requirements to
maintain licensure;
Proven experience in:
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Demonstrating knowledge of veterinary practices, procedures, and terminology;
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Appropriately handling and restraining animals;
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Reading medical charts and record procedures and treatments;
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Demonstrating basic knowledge of medications and their side effects;
Professionally and compassionately addressing each client’s needs
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Ability to multi-task and juggle multiple work streams (change gears quickly) while
setting/managing priorities and providing consistent follow through.
Communicate in a clear, concise, understandable manner;
Effective listening skills and an eye for quality, accuracy and attention to detail
Individual must be highly motivated and self-driven to excel in a dynamic, demanding and high-
performance culture. Passionate to contribute and do what it takes to get things done.
Superior customer service skills
Professionally maintain composure, positive attitude and effectiveness under pressure and
changing conditions in order to work effectively with co-workers
Skilled at working both independently and in a team environment; shares information, trains one
another and seeks to help others excel.
Demonstrates strong organizational, time management and administrative skills – ability to meet
deadlines, ability to achieve and maintain high productivity levels
Must exhibit accountability, independent and sound judgment to identify problems, propose
solutions and make decisions/recommendations to supervisors
Basic computer skills, including ability to learn veterinary management software.
Physical Requirements
The Licensed Veterinary Technician will be required to stand for long periods, and perform moderately
heavy physical labor. The Licensed Veterinary Technician must be able to handle and restrain animals.
The Licensed Veterinary Technician must be able to lift up to 40lbs unassisted. Licensed Veterinary
Technicians must be able to work energetically for the entire assigned shift, sometimes exceeding 9 – 10
hours per day. The shift does not end until all duties are completed for the day. The Licensed Veterinary
Technician should have no serious allergies to dogs or cats.
Controls Over Work
The Licensed Veterinary Technician works under the supervision of the Technician Lead; however, they
will also receive direction from veterinarians, the Medical Director, and other managers on a daily basis.
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