Veterinary Technician - Medical Oncology

Veterinary Technician
- Medical Oncology

Department: Veterinary Technicians

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Dunwoody, Georgia

Compensation: $18.00 - $38.00 / hour

Description

Help Build the Future of Specialty Veterinary Medicine in Atlanta

Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency
- Dunwoody, Georgia

4500 N. Shallowford Rd, Dunwoody, GA 30338

Opening October 2026

Dogwood Veterinary Specialty and Emergency is expanding.

Following the success of our established Marietta Specialty and Emergency hospital
, we're opening a brand-new specialty and emergency hospital in Dunwoody this October 2026.

We're seeking experienced Veterinary Technicians, Licensed Veterinary Technicians (LVTs), and highly skilled Veterinary Assistants to join our founding Medical Oncology team
.

This is an opportunity to help build a specialty service from the ground up while working alongside experienced specialists and veterinary professionals who are passionate about advanced medicine, compassionate patient care, and client support
.

Selected team members will begin paid onboarding and training at our Marietta hospital in August 2026 before transitioning to our new Dunwoody location.

Full-Time | Daytime Schedule

Medical Oncology is about more than treating cancer. It's about supporting the patient, the family, and the veterinary team throughout an often complex and emotional journey.

We're looking for veterinary professionals who enjoy:

• Advanced specialty medicine
• Building lasting relationships with patients and clients
• Providing compassionate, detail-oriented nursing care
• Supporting chemotherapy and cancer treatment protocols
• Educating clients through complex medical decisions
• Advocating for patient comfort and quality of life
• Working collaboratively with specialists and other clinical teams

If you're passionate about veterinary oncology, specialty medicine, and meaningful patient care
, you'll find an opportunity to grow at Dogwood.

Oncology Nursing and Patient Care

• Provide compassionate nursing care for oncology patients throughout treatment
• Monitor patient comfort, treatment response, and quality of life
• Support chemotherapy, recheck appointments, and ongoing treatment plans
• Administer medications, fluids, and other prescribed therapies
• Maintain accurate treatment and medical records

Chemotherapy and Treatment Support

• Prepare and administer chemotherapy according to established protocols and safety standards
• Follow OSHA and NIOSH hazardous drug handling guidelines
• Use appropriate PPE and safe handling procedures
• Maintain accurate chemotherapy and medication documentation
• Support the safe storage, handling, and disposal of hazardous medications

Diagnostics and Specialty Procedures

• Perform venipuncture and blood collection
• Process laboratory samples and assist with diagnostic testing
• Support fine needle aspirates, biopsies, staging, and other oncology procedures
• Prepare patients for diagnostic imaging and specialty treatments
• Assist with patient monitoring and procedural support

Client Communication and Team Collaboration

• Educate clients about treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care
• Provide compassionate support during difficult and emotionally sensitive conversations
• Reinforce home-care and quality-of-life recommendations
• Collaborate with Medical Oncology, Internal Medicine, Emergency, ICU, and other specialty teams
• Maintain organized treatment areas and support efficient patient flow

We're seeking veterinary professionals with 2+ years of veterinary hospital experience
. Experience in Oncology, Specialty Medicine, Emergency, Internal Medicine, ICU, or high-volume General Practice is highly valued.

• Strong foundation in veterinary nursing and patient care
• Experience with venipuncture, blood collection, and laboratory diagnostics
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to patient safety
• Ability to communicate effectively with clients, veterinarians, specialists, and team members
• Ability to work effectively in a fast‑paced specialty environment

• Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT)
• Previous Veterinary Oncology or Specialty Medicine experience
• Chemotherapy administration experience
• Familiarity with OSHA and NIOSH hazardous drug safety practices
• RECOVER CPR Certification
• Strong client education and communication skills

Experienced Veterinary Assistants with strong clinical skills and an interest in Medical Oncology are also encouraged to apply.

Team members should be…