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Marina Bay Animal Hospital·League City, Texas
Licensed Veterinary Technician - LVT · $18 - $25/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 31 posted healthcare roles in League City, Texas rates. This role sits in the 26th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 49% below the League City, Texas median for similar positions.
The Licensed Veterinary Technician will provide comprehensive medical care to small companion animals within a full-service hospital setting. Responsibilities include assisting with clinical procedures, patient monitoring, and supporting the veterinary team in daily operations.
Licensed Veterinary Technician - LVT - League City, Tx - Sign-on Bonus Marina Bay Animal Hospital is welcoming a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) to our team.
We are a full-service small companion animal hospital located in League City, TX and have been a part of the League City community since 1993.
Our team has a passion for education and mentorship.
We put emphasis on work-life-balance with great benefits and advanced scheduling.
If you have wanted to grow with an established and supportive team, we might be the right fit for you!
For more information about our hospital, please visit https://marinabayanimalhospital.com. To apply, please contact Alexis Wendt at alexis.wendt@lakefieldvet.com or apply at careers.lakefieldvet.com. #LI-AW1 Pay Range: $18-$25 per hour Up to $2000 sign-on bonus with active Texas LVT license
PTO Employee Assistance Program 401K Medical Dental Vision Voluntary Life and AD&D insurance, long-term care, Accident, Critical Illness, and Hospital Indemnity Employer Paid Life and AD&D Employer Paid STD and LTD Eligible for performance-based bonus
Candidates must hold an active Texas Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) license. The role requires a commitment to mentorship and a passion for providing high-quality veterinary care.
Market context
Texas veterinary practices often look for Licensed Veterinary Technicians who can support patient care, client communication, and busy clinical workflows. These roles can be competitive because an active Texas LVT license, strong attention to detail, and comfort speaking with pet owners are all important. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and prepare examples of client-facing and hands-on clinical experience before applying.