Veterinary Practice Partners·Burr Ridge, Illinois
Support veterinarians with patient exams, surgery, anesthesia, and technical duties like lab work and radiographs. Maintain accurate medical records and communicate care instructions and status updates to clients.
Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) certification. Ability to handle animals safely and compassionately. Knowledgeable about common disease states and able to alert veterinarians to changes in patient conditions. Familiarity with DEA, OSHA, and hospital safety guidelines. About Harvester Veterinary Hospital of Burr Ridge Harvester Veterinary Hospital is proud to be part of the Burr Ridge and Chicago communities, helping pets and owners alike get the care, service, and support necessary to ensure that they can spend their lives together in happiness and good health. Our veterinary team is dedicated to serving the full range of medical needs for common pets, providing everything from routine examinations to potentially lifesaving surgical procedures - and everything in between. We are dedicated to establishing a culture that celebrates all forms of diversity and allows us to be an inclusive service provider in this community. #LVTECH #LVTECH
Must be a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) with the ability to handle animals safely and compassionately. Requires knowledge of common disease states and familiarity with DEA, OSHA, and hospital safety guidelines.
Market context
In Illinois, veterinary technician openings often draw candidates with hands-on clinical experience, so employers commonly look for applicants who can handle venipuncture, surgical support, and fast-paced patient care. These roles are competitive because practices value multitasking, professionalism, and a compassionate approach, and the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting to save you research time. Before applying, review whether your experience matches the listed procedures and be ready to describe how you support both patients and the care team.
