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Veterinary Practice Partners·Locust Grove, Virginia
Licensed Veterinary Technician · $30 - $38/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 7,658 posted healthcare roles in Virginia rates. This role sits in the 43rd percentile.
Pay for this role is about 10% below the Virginia median for similar positions.
The Licensed Veterinary Technician will support veterinarians with patient care, surgery, anesthesia, and recovery while maintaining accurate medical records. They are also responsible for performing technical duties such as lab work, radiographs, and client communication regarding care instructions.
$30-$38/hr. based on experience and skill set. $1,500 sign on bonus
Full-time or part-time, 10-hour shifts preferred (7:45-6:00 PM). No weekend hours!
Lakewood Animal Hospital is hiring a full-time Licensed Veterinary Technician to provide skilled care to our patients and exceptional service to our clients. Our ideal candidate has experience in animal care, client communication, and veterinary procedures, with a passion for improving the lives of pets and their owners.
Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy pets, early detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages, and medical and surgical care as necessary during their lifetime. As a new team member, you will be met with a team that works together, supports each other, and loves our patients! We celebrate our successes—both personal and professional—and support each other on tough days. This support means that our hospital is ready to welcome you with open arms or provide support and mentorship to a new graduate.
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.
Candidates must hold a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) certification and possess the ability to handle animals safely and compassionately. Familiarity with DEA, OSHA, and hospital safety guidelines is required for this role.
Market context
Licensed Veterinary Technician roles in Virginia typically draw steady demand from clinics and specialty practices that need support with surgery, anesthesia, and patient care. Competition is strongest for candidates who already hold a Virginia LVT license and can show at least a year of hands-on surgical and anesthesia experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license history and prepare examples of anesthesia and surgical workflow experience before applying.