Join a Veterinary Team that Sees and Supports You—the Whole You
Are you in search of a clinic where you feel seen and supported?
Do you want to work with others who can help with resilience in a tough-as-nails industry? Do you love to learn, and do you have a drive for applying what you’ve learned?
If that sounds like you, then Clearview Animal Hospital might be your perfect fit!
Why You'll Love Working Here
Whether it’s staff trips to WVC in Vegas, Holiday Pet Photo-Booths, in-clinic Easter Egg Hunts, in-clinic Movie Viewings, or Fall Fire-Pit excursions--we find excuses to have fun pretty much anywhere we can.
We also make it a priority to chase down personal and professional growth opportunities and compensate or reimburse those interested in further certifications.
At our core, we believe that the level of care received by patients is tied to the well-being of the team that’s providing it. If we want our patients to thrive, then we need our staff to do the same. This is why we include Personal Growth, Curiosity, and Know Better-Do Better in our list of core values.
Our Core Values
- Patients are Priority: quality comes before quantity—always
- Integrity is Everything: Honesty with clients and coworkers is non-negotiable
- Team Spirit: we all pitch in and lift each other up
- Offer Solutions: don't just bring problems--bring ideas!
- Bring Your Curiosity: if you don't know, then ask! There is no shame in ignorance--that is where real learning begins
- Know Better, Do Better: to improve our level of care, we must actively seek knowledge and pay attention to the way we do things
- We Find Strength in Compassion: be kind, everyone’s limitations are different
- Inclusivity: we accept, respect, and support differences as well as all types of positive self-expression
- Personal Growth: be motivated to learn and to become your best self
Compensation & Schedule
- This role typically earns between $25 – $32 / hour
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement benefits, including Matching 401k
- Vacation and Sick Pay, as well as Pet Care Discounts
- No Weekends, no nights, no on-call, no overnight patient boarding or on-call emergencies
- Continuing education (CE) support
A Little Bit About Us …
Clearview Animal Hospital is nestled on a wooded lot in the charming city of Clearview. We are a privately owned, three-doctor, small animal practice in beautiful South Snohomish, just minutes away from stretches of local farms, rivers, and trails. You're also only a 15 min drive from downtown Snohomish, Woodinville, Everett, and Mill Creek. We have three exam rooms, a large reception area, as well as a spacious upstairs breakroom and kitchen.
We're searching for someone who is:
- Calm and focused under pressure
- Open to feedback and eager to learn
- Prepared to work and focused on improving
- Detail-oriented and dependable
- Driven by a strong work ethic
- Positive and team-oriented
- Excited about surgery
- Looking to expand their career into a Lead Technician role
As a Licensed Veterinary Technician, you’ll play a crucial role in providing top-notch care for our patients—from the moment they arrive to the moment they leave. Our team members are cross-trained to enhance both the client experience and their own professional growth.
Veterinary Technician Responsibilities Include
- Providing pre and post-operative care with attention to comfort and safety
- Monitoring anesthesia in pets ranging from pediatric to geriatric stages of life and health
- Assisting with orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries
- Performing full body and dental radiographs
- Assisting in dental procedures including local anesthetic blocks, single root extractions, and suturing depending on comfort level
- Placing IV catheters, inducing anesthesia, and assisting with recovery
- Collecting diagnostic samples and performing lab submissions
- Filling medications and calculating dosages accurately
- Performing patient admissions and discharges with clear client communication
- Maintaining instrument and equipment care
- Supporting a clean, organized, and Fear Free environment
Requirements
- Current WA State Veterinary Technician License (required)
- Strong skills in restraint, venipuncture, and anesthesia monitoring
- Comfortable lifting up to 40 lbs and working on your feet
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- A calm, compassionate demeanor—even in challenging situations
- A team-oriented mindset and a desire to keep learning and growing