Veterinary Nurse

We’re looking for a skilled Veterinary Nurse who wants to be part of a collaborative, high-quality medical team. In this role, you’ll work closely with our veterinarians to deliver thoughtful, attentive care to our patients while helping clients feel informed and supported.

This position is ideal for someone who takes initiative, communicates clearly, and brings steady clinical judgment to a busy, hands-on environment.

Why Work With Us

Our clinic is locally owned and AAHA-accredited. We value growth and learning, and we make sure our nurses have the support they need to develop their clinical skills and expand their responsibilities. We work hard, but we do it with honesty, respect for one another, and a healthy dose of fun!

We offer:

• Competitive pay & benefits

• Continuing education opportunities

• A collaborative, supportive culture

• A pace that keeps you growing, with a team you can rely on

Key Responsibilities

The Veterinary Nurse is a core part of our clinical team, providing hands-on support in patient care, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics, and client communication. This role helps ensure pets receive excellent medical attention and clients feel informed and supported throughout their visit.

Daily responsibilities include caring for hospitalized patients, assisting with anesthesia and surgical procedures, performing dental cleanings and radiographs, running in-house lab tests, and obtaining clear diagnostic images. Veterinary Nurses also guide clients through treatment plans, demonstrate at-home care when needed, and handle routine nurse appointments such as vaccines, blood draws, bandage changes, nail trims, and post-op checks.

This position also supports smooth clinic operations by assisting during exams, preparing medications, maintaining organized workspaces, keeping accurate records and charges, managing inventory, and occasionally answering phone calls as part of a shared team effort. The role offers variety, ongoing learning, and meaningful involvement in every part of the patient care process.

Qualifications

• Strong initiative, communication skills, and attention to detail

• Ability to work effectively within a team and in a fast-paced clinical setting

• High School Diploma required

• Either:

  • Associate’s degree in animal care/veterinary technology/veterinary assistant and at least one year of veterinary experience

  • OR three or more years of experience as a veterinary nurse or assistant

Physical & Environmental Expectations

• Frequent standing, walking, lifting, bending, and patient handling

• Ability to lift 50+ pounds and assist with large dogs

• Exposure to frightened or aggressive animals, infectious disease, odors, noise, and bodily fluids