Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician (Part Time) - Greenville, SC

As an Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician at VEG in Greenville, SC, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks that prioritize patient care. This includes assessing incoming patients, administering medications, providing basic to intermediate nursing care, and collaborating with the veterinary team to formulate treatment plans. Your role will also involve monitoring patients under anesthesia, performing diagnostic tests, and ensuring that each pet receives compassionate care during their most critical times.

To qualify for the Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician role at VEG, applicants must have a high school diploma and certification as a veterinary technician (CVT, RVT, LVT, LVMT) in South Carolina. Additionally, candidates should have at least 1 year of experience in a veterinary technician role, preferably in emergency or specialty medicine, and demonstrate strong communication skills. Further, having a Veterinary Technician Specialist (VTS) certification can be advantageous.

Working at VEG as an Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician means being part of an inclusive, dynamic, and fun environment that emphasizes teamwork and support. You'll be using the latest technology and equipment while actively participating in a patient-centered approach. VEG is known for having the highest NPS score in the industry, reflecting our commitment to both our employees and the patients in our care.

Absolutely! VEG places a strong emphasis on professional growth and development. As an Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician, you will have access to unlimited continuing education opportunities, mentoring, and pathways to achieve Veterinary Technician Specialist certification. Plus, the organization frequently reviews roles and positions to help you advance in your veterinary career.

VEG offers a comprehensive benefits package for Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technicians, including industry-leading compensation, health, vision, and dental insurance, a 401K with company match, and paid parental leave. Additionally, employees enjoy perks such as generous pet discounts, flexible scheduling, and monthly contests that maintain a fun and engaging workplace culture.

When answering this question, highlight your passion for emergency medicine and working with animals. Talk about how VEG’s employee-centric culture and commitment to client care align with your personal values and career aspirations.

Demonstrate your ability to stay focused under pressure. Discuss techniques like prioritizing tasks, maintaining open communication with your team, and remembering to take care of your own well-being to remain effective during high-stress scenarios.

Be specific about your past experiences, emphasizing any relevant clinical skills, procedures you’ve performed, and how you’ve supported your team in critical situations. Mention specific examples that showcase your ability to stay calm and collected.

Reflect on a particular challenge that is relevant to emergency care—whether it’s dealing with difficult cases, working with stressed pet owners, or adapting to new technologies—and discuss your problem-solving strategy to overcome that challenge.

Communication is key in emergency settings. Discuss your approach to empathy, listening, and ensuring clarity when providing updates to pet owners. Mention the importance of keeping them informed throughout the care process.

List relevant skills such as advanced nursing care, critical thinking, and experience with specific diagnostic techniques. Make sure to tie your skills to VEG’s mission and the responsibilities of the role.

It’s vital to approach this with honesty and responsibility. Explain that you would promptly report the error, seek input from a seasoned team member, and learn from the experience to prevent future occurrences.

Sharing knowledge and best practices is essential in veterinary medicine. Speak about your experiences working in team environments and how you value open communication and mutual support, especially during busy shifts.

Mention that you regularly participate in continuing education, stay updated with current veterinary practices, and engage with professional networks and resources to continuously improve your skills and knowledge.

Share techniques you’ve developed to calm animals during stressful situations, including the use of gentle restraint, patience, and communication skills to reassure both the animal and its owner.