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Success Today Staffing·Macomb Township, Michigan
Licensed Veterinary Technician
The Licensed Veterinary Technician provides primary medical support to veterinarians, including patient care, surgery, anesthesia, and laboratory procedures. They also play an integral role in client education and mentoring veterinary support staff to maintain high standards of care.
Join Our Team as a Licensed Veterinary Technician at Veterinary United! Hiring for multiple animal clinics in the Tri-County and surrounding areas!
Are you a compassionate and skilled Licensed Veterinary Technician looking for a workplace that values your passion and expertise?
The Licensed Veterinary Technician is the Veterinarians primary medical support to provide excellent patient care, exceptional client education and support in all areas of the hospital. They should have a deep knowledge of common medical conditions and commonly used medications. Be proficient in all areas of veterinary medicine to include but not limited to; patient care, surgery, anesthesia, dentistry, radiology, laboratory skills, client communication and education. Will have an integral role in communication and mentoring of veterinary assistants and veterinary support team in order to consistently maintain high standards of patient care and client needs among all levels within the hospital.
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Inspire and encourage a culture of teamwork and collaboration.
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Empower team members to embrace our culture of kindness and choose an environment of positivity and joy.
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Lead the teams to model, identify, exemplify, and amplify leadership.
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Believe and achieve; a growth mindset for yourself, for your team, and for veterinary medicine.
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Evolve to create opportunities to embrace efforts of team building, fun, and camaraderie.
Candidates must hold a professional license in good standing and possess strong communication and critical thinking skills. The role requires the physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs and handle large dogs, along with a growth mindset and the ability to remain calm in medical crises.
Market context
Licensed Veterinary Technician roles in Michigan are typically in steady demand because clinics need credentialed support for exams, procedures, and patient care. These jobs are competitive when they offer a clear hourly range, benefits like medical, dental, vision, PTO, and 401(k) match, and a strong fit with the physical demands of the work. If you’re considering applying, confirm your Michigan LVT license and be ready to discuss hands-on experience with lifting, restraint, and long shifts; job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you research time.