Arnold Veterinary Hospital - Veterinary Technician

Arnold Veterinary Hospital – Veterinary Technician Arnold, Maryland, United States If you are a veterinarian looking to practice excellent medicine in an environment where you have plenty of time to communicate with clients and collaborate with other team members, look no further. At Arnold Veterinary Hospital, we make work-life balance a priority while building strong relationships with our clients! We are a small-animal focused hospital boasting flexible schedules, an excellent culture, and low turnover. Our small-animal focused team strives for Fear Free practice and is highly skilled in wellness, dentistry, and routine surgery. Registered Veterinary Technician – Arnold Veterinary Hospital, Arnold, MD Grow Your Career in Veterinary Medicine Are you a Registered Veterinary Technician looking to take the next step in your veterinary career? At Arnold Veterinary Hospital , we support our team members with opportunities to learn, grow, and contribute meaningfully to the care of our patients and the service of our clients. Located in Arnold, Maryland , just outside Annapolis, we are a well-established small animal general practice with a longstanding and loyal client base. We focus on high-quality, compassionate care and offer a range of services including preventative medicine, dentistry, soft tissue surgery, internal medicine , and client education . Our team takes pride in our progressive medical approach and our commitment to professionalism, communication, and patient well-being. Learn more about who we are and what we offer at arnlvdvethospital.com About the Role We are seeking a veterinary professional with over 2 years of experience as a Technician. The ideal candidate is confident in their skills, detail-oriented, and thrives in a fast-paced environment. Strong communication skills and a passion for patient care are essential. Key Responsibilities Include: Anesthesia monitoring and surgical assistance Blood draws and IV catheter placement Dentistry and dental radiographs Radiology and lab work Client communication and education Medication preparation and record keeping Full-time position, including some evening hours (till 7pm) and rotating Saturdays Must be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively Requires the ability to handle animals safely and compassionately Must be able to tolerate exposure to animal waste, odors, scratches, bites, and potential infectious disease Why Join Us: Competitive pay, based on experience Ongoing opportunities for skill development and continuing education Supportive and respectful team culture Exposure to a wide variety of cases and procedures Convenient location in a vibrant and pet-loving community Whether you’re looking to advance in your current role or develop new skills, Arnold Veterinary Hospital offers a great environment to grow professionally. 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