Licensed Veterinary Technician - Oncology

Veterinary Cancer Group of Las Vegas is seeking experienced Licensed Veterinary Technicians to join our exceptional medical oncology team! Someone who shares in our team’s core values of providing outstanding patient care and compassion. If you have a desire to make positive impacts on the lives of people and pets, then VCG is the place for you! Veterinary Cancer Group was founded in 1992 and has grown from a one‑doctor practice into one of the largest and most well‑renowned veterinary oncology groups in the world. We are thrilled to be celebrating 30 years in practice this year. We’re located west of downtown Las Vegas, centrally located with access to Summerlin, Spring Valley, downtown, and the Strip by car. Veterinary Cancer Group has five other sites throughout Southern California. We work in the same building as Eye Care for Animals! Requirements Minimum 2 years of veterinary technician experience LVT license required Knowledge of veterinary medicine and terminology Prior chemotherapy experience desired, but willing to train the right candidate Strong verbal and written skills Strong attention to detail and follow-through Ability to communicate calmly, clearly and effectively with both staff and clients Ability to handle high stress situations Willingness to cross train in other areas of the hospital Essential Job Duties Able to assess changes in hospitalized patients’ condition and advise Doctor, update owners on a daily basis Able to perform venipuncture, place IV catheterization, and comfortably administer IV/IM/SQ injections Able to provide fluid therapy and drug calculations Experienced in animal handling and restraint Obtain, run and process diagnostic tests Administer and fill medications Must be proficient in catheterizations (i.e., urinary, i.v., including butterfly catheters) Experience in monitoring anesthesia, induce and monitor anesthesia, recover patients Able to facilitate the coordination of patient care Perform bone marrow aspirates, skin punch biopsies and fine needle aspirates Perform MRI, CT & assist in ultrasounds Can assist with radiographs or hold for ultrasonography procedures Strong verbal communication skills—able to provide complex information in a kind and understandable way to clients Assist in patient procedures: exams, preparation of patients, present estimates and equipment Experience and attention to detail in working with patients’ medical records Experience with Ezyvet a plus, but not required Ability to work in a constantly evolving environment and multitask Light housekeeping duties and restocking of treatment supplies Perform other duties as assigned Hours Full‑time; 10‑hour shifts. Must be available to work from 8 am to 7 pm. Rate of pay Rate of pay based on experience starting at $27+/hr. We promote an encouraging work environment and positive work/life balance. We invest heavily in our employees, providing many opportunities for growth and development. #J-18808-Ljbffr