Veterinary Medical Center of CNY·Town of De Witt, New York
Perform a wide variety of active, hands-on patient care duties within emergency and specialty services. Support a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and board-certified specialists in a 24-hour critical care environment.
Veterinary Assistants (VAs) at the Veterinary Medical Center of CNY perform a wide variety of duties in our emergency and specialty services, and most VA duties involve active, hands-on patient care. While each individual in the VA position receives the same basic VMC training, we respect the fact that individuals come to the VMC with unique experiences, education levels, skills, and talents. Keeping this in mind, our VAs are placed in positions where individual strengths can be utilized to best enhance the VMC and to best ensure a rewarding and successful professional experience for each individual. The VMC considers both individuals with prior veterinary experience or training and entry level applicants for VA positions.
We provide a supportive, collaborative workplace that prioritizes work/life harmony. We foster both professional and personal development and keep our focus on our team's overall wellness. We're proud of the excellent patient care we provide, and would love to add you to our team!
We are a 24-hour Emergency, Specialty and Critical Care center located in Syracuse, New York. We currently have a large team of full and part time emergency clinicians, as well as board certified specialists in surgery, internal medicine, radiology, critical care, and oncology. We also have a certified veterinary acupuncturist and a physical rehabilitation suite including underwater treadmill, hydrotherapy pool, and exercise room. Learn more about our practice at www.vmccny.com
The VMC offers a competitive compensation & benefits package. Evening, overnight, weekend, and holiday shifts all earn additional compensation differentials. Salary range negotiable for applicants with prior emergency/specialty veterinary experience.
Please submit resumes with cover letter when applying.
No phone calls, please.
Open to both entry-level applicants and those with prior veterinary experience or training. Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter for consideration.
Market context
Veterinary assistant openings in New York often reflect steady demand from clinics, emergency practices, and specialty hospitals that need support with patient care, restraint, cleaning, and client communication. These roles can be competitive because employers may consider both entry-level applicants and candidates with prior veterinary experience or training, and shift differentials for evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays can make scheduling a key factor. Submit a tailored resume and cover letter, and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time comparing the original job description.