Associated Veterinary Partners·Lunenburg, Massachusetts
The Credentialed Veterinary Technician will assist veterinarians with exams, surgeries, and diagnostic procedures while providing high-quality patient care. They are also responsible for educating clients on treatment plans and maintaining accurate medical records.
As a Credentialed Veterinary Technician, your duties will include: Assisting veterinarians during patient exams, treatments, and surgeries. Administering medications, vaccinations, and therapeutic treatments. Performing diagnostic tests, including radiography, bloodwork, and urinalysis. Monitoring anesthesia and providing post-operative care. Conducting dental cleanings and using digital dental radiography. Educating clients on preventive care, treatment plans, and post-care instructions. Maintaining accurate patient records and ensuring a clean, organized clinic environment.
Experience: Certification or License (CVT or LVT) is required. At least 1 year of Veterinary Technician experience is required.
Strong diagnostic, technical, and communication abilities.
Candidates must hold a professional certification or license (CVT or LVT) and possess at least one year of veterinary technician experience. The role requires strong technical and communication skills, along with the physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Market context
Credentialed veterinary technicians in Massachusetts are often sought in clinics, specialty practices, and emergency settings that need staff who can work under state veterinary practice rules and support licensed veterinarians. Competition is usually strongest for candidates with current CVT, RVT, LVT, or LVMT credentials, hands-on clinical experience, and comfort with patient care, records, and client communication. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your credential status and Massachusetts practice eligibility before applying.