Veterinary Technician (Casual Position)
Galaxy Vets·Pearland, Texas
Galaxy Vets·Pearland, Texas
The veterinary technician will serve as a clinical leader responsible for anesthesia, patient monitoring, and performing diagnostic procedures like radiology and venipuncture. They will also act as a medical decision-support partner to the DVM and assist in refining clinical processes.
We are hiring technicians who want to practice at the top of their scope in a fast-paced urgent care environment.
At Galaxy Vets, technicians are clinical leaders, not assistants to assistants. You are a medical decision-support partner to the DVM and a driver of patient care standards.
If you’re looking for a place where your skills are underutilized, this isn’t it.
If you want autonomy, ownership, and the opportunity to help build a sustainable veterinary business, then keep reading.
Each shift, you are a key clinical pillar.
Lead anesthesia and patient monitoring Perform venipuncture and place IV catheters confidently Initiate and manage fluid therapy Execute radiology safely and efficiently Monitor hospitalized patients and escalate concerns Educate clients clearly and compassionately Support surgical flow and sterile technique Help refine clinical processes and standards You are empowered to practice to the full extent of your training and registration.
Experienced Veterinary Technicians Minimum 1–2 years of direct patient care experience preferred Strong anesthesia, catheter placement, and diagnostic support skills Confidence in urgent or high-pressure situations Excellent client communication A teammate who takes initiative and thinks critically Evening/weekend/holiday availability required (we believe in fair rotation) Ability to lift 50 lbs and work in a clinical environment, including bending, standing, stooping, kneeling, moving from room to room, and sitting; may be required to walk or stand for extended periods of time Most importantly: someone who believes their role impacts the success of the entire hospital.
Our Core Values (And Yes, We Mean Them)
🧠 Owner’s Mindset – We act like this is our business. Because it is. 🦸 Sees the Big Picture – We are part of a larger network, not just one clinic. 🌍 Always Evolving – We always look for growth opportunities; both personally and professionally 💥 Lead with Integrity – Holding ourselves, and each other, accountable to do the right thing even when nobody’s watching 😂 Sense of Humor – We support each other, celebrate wins, and keep perspective when things get busy
The Essentials $18-$22/hour (based on experience, and involvement with the bigger picture) This is a casual position to start; hours scheduled as needed Possibility to grow with the company as our business continues to evolve Great for someone looking for a side gig; shifts starting at 4pm Mon-Fri and 12pm on Sat/Sun
If you’re ready to practice high-level medicine while helping build something meaningful, we would love to meet you.
Candidates should have 1–2 years of direct patient care experience and strong skills in anesthesia and catheter placement. The role requires the ability to work in high-pressure situations and maintain availability for evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Market context
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