PARTNER VETERINARY EMERGENCY AND SPECIALTY CENTER·Henrico County, Virginia
Provide optimal patient care by assisting with advanced imaging, neurosurgery, and inpatient care for neurologic patients. Responsibilities include managing general anesthesia and conducting client education and technician appointments.
Description Partner Veterinary is looking for Neurology Licensed Veterinary Technicians to join our Richmond, VA Neurology team!
Partner Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center (PVESC) is a women-founded and led business committed to reimagining a profession that we love. Our leadership team founded Partner Veterinary to create an environment where veterinary professionals are supported, valued, and empowered to make a meaningful difference in the field and for pet families.
The Neurology Veterinary Technician’s emphasis is on providing optimal patient care. You will practice routine and advanced technical skills with daily support from other technicians, specialty DVMs, and a Veterinary Technician Specialist in Neurology.
The LVTs in the neurology department are integral to assisting with procedures including advanced imaging (MRI & CT), spinal taps, neurosurgery, and inpatient care.
This frequently involves general anesthesia for stable and unstable neurologic patients.
Anesthesia experience is highly preferred.
You will also have the opportunity to learn and master advanced skills such as epidural injections, urinary and arterial catheter placement, and assisting with surgery.
Additionally, LVTs are integral to client education and may see patients directly for technician appointments when appropriate.
*Paid wellness week off after 90 days in your new role Relocation assistance available 3 weeks paid vacation, prorated your first year $1,000 in continuing education allowance 1 week of continuing education PTO Annual uniform allowance Contribution to health insurance 401K with match Vision &n Dental Coverage Company Paid Life Insurance & Long-Term Disability Perks: Case report reviews and topic rounds to sharpen your skills Hands on training and workshops to expand your expertise RECOVER certification programs One-on-one mentoring from seasoned LVTS and VTS Exclusive VetBloom content tailored to your needs Bring your pet to work during your shift Get complete role-specific training Clear and transparent career development path; VTS mentorship available Our 20,000 square foot reimagined building and team design includes: Conscious and deliberate building design layout that encourages interdepartmental communication and collaboration Unique support roles that enable our team to practice at your highest level Scribes document exams and facilitate discharging appointments Care Advocates perform client communications, review estimates, and grief discussions to promote continuity of care Onsite advanced diagnostics, such as MRI, CT, Fluoroscopy and more
Minimum 1-year veterinary technician experience Veterinary specialty experience is preferred, but not required Experience with general anesthesia and medical math is highly preferred, or a strong commitment to learning anesthesia Graduate of accredited veterinary technology program; veterinary technician “in good standing” so applicant is or eligible to transfer registration to Virginia Strong communication skills with clients and teammates; ability to collaborate with the teams across the Partner network A curious and motivated energy Physical Requirements (ability to) Quickly process, analyze, and react to unplanned and emergent medical situations without delay, so as to ensure the safety of team members and patients Stand for up to 12 hours with limited breaks Lift up to 40 lbs without assistance Our core values: Reimagining Empower Community Care About us:
Partner Veterinary's mission is to provide the best workplace for veterinary talent so that we are the provider of choice for expert and compassionate emergency and specialty veterinary care in our communities.
Are you ready to learn more? Visit our website and apply on our careers page. We look forward to meeting you!
Market context
Neurology licensed veterinary technician openings in Virginia are typically driven by specialty hospitals and referral practices that need experienced support for complex neurologic cases. These roles are competitive because employers often look for accredited veterinary technology training, at least one year of experience, Virginia registration eligibility, and strong skills in general anesthesia and medical math. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your anesthesia experience and registration status before applying.
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