Bevlab Animal Hospital·Blue Island, Illinois
Deliver advanced patient care including anesthesia monitoring, diagnostic procedures, and treatment implementation. Communicate medical information to pet owners and collaborate with veterinarians to execute comprehensive care plans.
🐾 Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) — Join Our Squad!
Love animals and getting into the hands-on, technical side of patient care?
If you’re all about top-tier treatment, educating pet parents, and working with a team that actually has your back, keep reading.
We’re looking for a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) who’s skilled, motivated, and ready to make a real impact—both in the clinic and with our clients. 💼 What You’ll Be Doing You won’t just be assisting—you’ll serve as a licensed professional delivering advanced, high-quality patient care: Communicate medical information clearly and compassionately to pet owners, ensuring full understanding of diagnoses, treatment plans, and at-home care instructions Accurately implement and oversee prescribed treatments, including medication calculations, administration, therapies, and follow-up care Perform and support advanced diagnostic procedures such as radiography, laboratory analysis, cytology, and sample collection Induce, monitor, and recover patients under anesthesia, including continuous assessment of vital parameters and anesthetic depth Place IV catheters, perform venipuncture, and administer fluids, injections, and blood products as indicated Conduct patient assessments, triage cases, and promptly identify and communicate changes in patient status Maintain complete, accurate, and legally compliant electronic medical records and treatment logs Ensure adherence to hospital protocols, safety standards, and state licensing regulations Support efficient clinic operations, including appointment coordination, inpatient care, and emergency response readiness Mentor and provide guidance to veterinary assistants and support staff as appropriate Collaborate closely with DVMs and the veterinary team to develop and execute comprehensive patient care plans Contribute to a positive, professional work environment focused on high-quality medicine and client service 🧠 Your Skill Set (Tech + People Skills) We’re looking for someone who’s not just certified—but confident in their technical abilities: Proficient in: Venipuncture & catheter placement Lab diagnostics (bloodwork, urinalysis, cytology basics) Digital radiology + imaging support Anesthesia monitoring equipment (pulse ox, capnography, ECG) Comfortable using veterinary software Strong understanding of animal handling, restraint techniques, and patient safety Ability to multitask in a fast-paced clinical environment without sacrificing accuracy Clear communicator—able to translate “vet speak” into real-world language for clients Team-first mindset with a positive, professional vibe ✅ Qualifications Graduate of an accredited Veterinary Technician program (Associate Degree) Passed the VTNE + active/eligible RVT license Previous experience in a veterinary setting preferred Passion for patient care and client education (non-negotiable 💯) Must be available to work Monday–Friday with one weekday off, plus rotating Saturdays 🎉 What You Get Competitive pay + solid benefits (day one of employment) Growth opportunities (we want you to level up) A genuinely supportive team environment Daily serotonin boosts from adorable patients 🐶🐱 A workplace where your skills actually matter 🚀 Ready to Apply?
If you’re looking for more than just a job—and want to be part of a team that’s making a difference every day—we’d love to meet you.
Apply today and let’s do great work together. 🐾 Any questions?
Contact our clinical staff recruiter, Ashley, at ashley@obrienvetgroup.com
Must be a graduate of an accredited Veterinary Technician program with an Associate Degree and a valid RVT license. Previous experience in a veterinary setting is preferred along with a passion for client education.
Market context
Certified Veterinary Technician openings in Illinois often draw steady demand from clinics that need licensed support for patient care, client education, and day-to-day clinical flow. These roles are competitive because employers usually want an accredited program graduate with an Associate Degree, a valid RVT license, and prior veterinary experience; on this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your license status and be ready to highlight client-education experience in your application.
