Veterinary Technician - Cardiology

Benefits

• 401(k) Retirement plan with immediate vesting
• Generous paid time off
• Medical, dental, life and other insurances

PVESC is committed to valuing you by providing a rewarding compensation package that includes fair base pay commensurate with your experience, and an extensive benefit plan.

Licensed Veterinary Technician / Senior Assistant – Cardiology Specialty Team

Tuesday – Friday: 8:00 am – 6:30 pm (some holidays are required).

Starting at $22–34 per hour, commensurate with experience and licensure.

• Assist with advanced cardiac imaging including echocardiograms and ECGs/telemetry
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• Perform Holter monitor placement and editing; manage related equipment and software.
• Capture diagnostic quality thoracic radiographs and interpret positioning needs.
• Support advanced history taking, physical exams, and diagnostic triage in cardiac cases.
• Administer cardiac-related medications and monitor responses.

• Monitor cardiac patients’ vital signs and maintain accurate clinical records.
• Provide comprehensive patient nursing care including comfort, fluid therapy, and specialized support.
• Assist with anesthesia and monitoring during cardiac procedures.

• Support placement and retrieval of cardiac catheters and sampling catheters.
• Maintain and troubleshoot cardiology equipment, including ECG/echo systems.
• Assist veterinarians during complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

• Communicate effectively with pet owners about cardiac diagnostics and care instructions.
• Provide clear updates on patient status and answer owner questions within scope of practice.

• Administer medications (PO, IM, IV, SQ) with accuracy and safety.
• Perform blood/sample collection and basic lab work including CBC, chemistry, and urinalysis.
• Assist with general patient care tasks across the specialty department.

• Work with a dynamic cardiology team in a specialty setting.
• Elevate your clinical skills with advanced diagnostic tools.
• Grow your career with ongoing training and mentorship.
• Make a meaningful impact on pets and their families every day.

• Familiarity with advanced diagnostic systems and software for echocardiography and ECG interpretation.
• Interest in ongoing professional development and advanced certification.
• Demonstrated experience in veterinary clinical settings, preferably with a cardiology or specialty focus.
• Proficient diagnostic and imaging skills (echo, ECG).
• Strong communication, organizational, and multitasking abilities.
• Team‑oriented attitude and client‑focused service mindset.

• Experience in specialty or high‑acuity environments (cardiology, internal medicine, emergency).
• Graduate of an AVMA‑accredited veterinary technology program or equivalent.
• Current and active veterinary technician license (LVT/CVT/RVT) in good standing.