Certified Veterinary Technician - Diagnostic Imaging - Sugar Land Veterinary Specialists

Have you always loved animals and ever thought about making a career out of helping them? Are you interested in learning about different imaging modalities? What about being involved in advanced diagnostics and monitoring on critical cases? Veterinary medicine is an incredibly rewarding field that utilizes skills such as communication and critical thinking to achieve these goals. 

Our Diagnostic Imaging team is on the hunt for a Technician who is interested in growing their skill set to include a multitude of imaging modalities. As a Diagnostic Imaging Technician you would be performing many tasks that are essential to provide the outstanding care we strive to provide. Our diagnostic imaging team boasts top of the line digital radiology equipment, a 16 slice CT with 3D reconstruction abilities, 2 multi-probe ultrasound machines, & a 1.5Tesla Philips Achieva magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).  As a Diagnostic Imaging Technician you will work side by side with other dedicated individuals to function as a highly efficient team and take an active role in helping the pets entrusted to our care. 

Sugar Land Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care is a specialty referral and emergency hospital that is well-regarded in the Houston area. We are looking to add to our growing team of passionate individuals to continue to provide exceptional care to the pets in our community. Our hospital is a highly technician driven place where you will work closely with some of the top doctors in their respective fields. Home to a wide range of specialties ranging from Emergency and Critical Care to Medical Oncology, Orthopedic Surgery, and more, our practice has grown within our community over the last 10+ years to pursue our mission to provide the best possible veterinary specialty and emergency care! 

If this sounds like an intriguing opportunity we eagerly invite you to apply.

Requirements: LVT/RVT/CVT or at least 2 years experience as a technician in a veterinary hospital. 

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