Veterinary Assistant Jobs in New York, NY (117)
Veterinary Nurse , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Licensed Veterinary Technician, Community Medicine
Veterinary Surgery Technologist , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Director of Shelter Animal Behavior
Senior Animal Behavior Consultant
Lead Animal Behavior and Shelter Programs Manager
Pet Healthcare Technician , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Senior Manager, Animal Behavior and Training
Licensed Vet Tech
Head of Animal Behavior and Enrichment
Veterinarian
Veterinary Surgery Technologist , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Veterinary Nurse Assistant , ASPCA Animal Hospital
Senior Manager, Animal Behavior and Training
Lead Animal Behavior and Shelter Programs Manager
Veterinary Nurse , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Licensed Veterinary Technician, Community Medicine
Veterinary Surgery Technologist , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Head of Animal Behavior and Enrichment
Senior Manager, Animal Behavior and Training
Pet Healthcare Technician , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Lead Animal Behavior and Shelter Programs Manager
Director of Shelter Animal Behavior
Senior Animal Behavior Consultant
SonicJobs | Veterinary Nurse Assistant , ASPCA Animal Hospital
Veterinary Technician
Licensed Veterinary Technician
Emergency Credentialed Veterinary Technician - Paramus, NJ (Overnight)
Veterinary Receptionist
Overnight Veterinary Receptionist
Child Care Registrar, Bureau of Childcare
Clerical Associate, Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation
Veterinary Surgery Technologist , Community Medicine - ASPCA
Veterinary Assistant Salary in New York
Veterinary Assistants working in New York, NY make an average annual salary of $29K and a maximum annual salary of around $37K.
Job Description
Working as a Veterinary Assistant in New York, NY
There are 117 Veterinary Assistant opportunities available in New York, NY all with unique requirements.
A Veterinary Assistant will perform various duties in the office and in the hospital to support the veterinarian. They need to be quick learners comfortable working in a fast-paced, flexible, and sometimes stressful work environment, with minimal supervision - while also responding well to frequent feedback and change. Specific day-to-day tasks may include assisting the veterinarian during examinations by collecting patient history, performing physical examinations, preparing patients for diagnostic procedures or surgery, monitoring patient vital signs, anesthetizing patients, managing surgical instruments, and performing delegated routine laboratory procedures. Performing other administrative tasks, including patient record maintenance and filing and accurate accounting of medical supplies.
Veterinary Assistant jobs near New York, NY
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