Overview
At Cali's Cottage Veterinary Hospital, we’re striving to redefine the veterinary workplace. We deliver exceptional care to animals while nurturing a positive, supportive culture for the people who make it all happen. We’re building a space where veterinary professionals can thrive, grow, and feel truly valued without compromising their well-being.
Requirements
$500 SIGN-ON BONUS Veterinary Technician Cali’s Cottage Veterinary Hospital | Huntington Beach, CA Full-Time | Reports to Practice Manager Who We Are We’re building a veterinary workplace where compassionate care, teamwork, and employee well-being go hand in hand. Our team values respectful leadership, open communication, healthy boundaries, and having fun while delivering excellent medicine. The Role We’re seeking a skilled, compassionate Veterinary Technician with at least 2 years of clinical experience to support our doctors and RVTs, carry out treatment plans, and help keep the hospital running smoothly. What You’ll Do • Provide attentive patient care and support appointments, diagnostics, and treatments • Perform blood draws, IV catheter placement, and sample collection as directed • Monitor anesthesia and sedation; assist with surgical preparation and recovery • Run in-house diagnostics and prepare send-out laboratory samples • Administer medications, vaccinations, and treatments as directed • Handle and restrain patients safely • Sterilize instruments and prepare surgical areas • Maintain clean, stocked treatment and exam areas; support infection control and inventory • Provide client education and discharge instructions • Pitch in where needed and contribute ideas to improve our hospital What You Bring • At least 2 years of experience as a Veterinary Technician in a clinical setting • Confidence performing the duties above within your training and permitted scope • High school diploma • Strong communication, organization, and teamwork • A calm, focused approach in a busy environment • A desire to help build a positive, supportive workplace • Energy somewhere between a golden retriever and 3 a.m. cat zoomies