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Petfolk·Huntersville, North Carolina
Veterinary Technician
The Veterinary Technician will provide high-quality patient care by assisting in surgeries, performing lab diagnostics, and monitoring anesthesia. They are also responsible for educating pet parents and maintaining accurate medical records while fostering a collaborative team environment.
Our huntersville pet care center is hiring veterinary technicians with a $2,000 sign-On bonus!
At Petfolk, we’re on a mission to transform pet care by building a compassionate, innovative team right here in Huntersville. We improve the health and happiness of pets, pet parents, and veterinary professionals by reshaping the entire care experience with smart technology, thoughtful design, and a deep commitment to empathy.
If you’re confident, friendly, and passionate about making a difference in animals’ lives, we want to meet you.
Why petfolk?
We're creating a better kind of veterinary workplace where you’re valued, respected, and empowered.
Work at the Top of Your License: You’ll be fully utilized in your role, with the opportunity to expand your skillset daily.
Modern Tech: Enjoy efficient tools and digital workflows so you can focus on patients.
Strong Team Culture: Collaboration, mentorship, and mutual respect are at the core of everything we do.
Built-In Career Growth: We invest in your development through hands-on training, mentorship, and continuing education.
As a Veterinary Technician, you’ll be a key part of our medical team, delivering high-quality patient care, supporting veterinarians, and helping pet parents feel confident and informed.
Ready to join the revolution in pet care?
Apply today to become part of our growing, passionate team and help us create extraordinary experiences for pets and their families.
Candidates must have at least 3 years of clinical veterinary experience and hold a valid LVT, RVT, or CVT license in North Carolina. Proficiency in surgical assistance, anesthesia monitoring, and a commitment to low-stress handling techniques are required.
Market context
Veterinary technician openings in North Carolina are often driven by steady clinic and hospital staffing needs, especially for candidates with hands-on animal care experience. These roles can be competitive because employers may prefer an NC state RVT license and a strong grasp of animal behavior and healthcare. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and if you are applying, highlight your one year of clinical experience and any licensure progress.