CityVet·San Antonio, Texas
The Veterinary Technician provides high-quality patient care by assisting veterinarians with technical work and administrative details. Key duties include prepping patients for surgery, administering medications, and communicating care plans to clients.
Happy people. Healthy pets.
At CityVet, we believe healthy pets start with happy people. It is important that our vet-led clinics are filled with smiling faces and compassionate pet people, and each of our employees play a vital role in creating the positive vibe felt at our offices. Starting a career at CityVet means growing in a fun, people-first environment where the future of our employees is just as important as the future of our business.
We are looking for the right person to join our team!
CityVet is looking for Veterinary Technicians to join our team! A Veterinary Technician Assistant will be considered (with a minimum of 1-year experience).
Compensation is based on experience and education. Houly wage 18-30 per hour
The Veterinary Technician (VT) is responsible for maintaining excellent patient care and operational productivity by helping the Veterinarian leverage their time and efforts to meet the needs of their clients and patients. The Veterinary Technician works to relieve the Veterinarian from technical work and administrative detail to achieve greater levels of efficiency in daily practice. Veterinary Technicians help facilitate and streamline communication from the operating room to the front office staff and most importantly, the client.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and at least one year of experience in the veterinary industry. Physical ability to lift 50 lbs and knowledge of veterinary medical terminology are required.
Market context
Veterinary Technician openings in Texas often reflect steady demand in clinics, hospitals, and specialty practices that need hands-on support with animal care and client flow. These roles are competitive because employers usually want prior veterinary experience, strong restraint skills, medical terminology knowledge, and the physical ability to lift 50 lbs. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your experience with animal handling and prepare examples of your clinical support work.
