Falls Road Veterinary Clinic (Farmington, ME)

We are looking to hire a full time technician.  Please mail or email resume to Heidi Kaminsky at:

Falls Road Veterinary Clinic

475 Farmington Falls Rd

Farmington, ME 04938

fallsroadvetclinic@gmail.com

 

Annabessacook Veterinary Clinic (Monmouth, ME)

We are a busy 6 doctor practice looking to hire a small animal and possibly large animal technician. We offer in house diagnostics, digital radiography, ultrasound, and endoscopy.  We do both small and large animal surgery.  You may contact us via email, phone, or in person.

Please Contact Elizabeth Urquhart: 

Annabessacook Veterinary Clinic 417 Route 135 Monmouth ME 04259

207-933-2165 Small Animal

207-933-6424 Large Animal

 

Hotham Veterinary (Presque Isle, ME)

 

Brewer Veterinary Hospital (Brewer, ME)

Great opportunity for a full-time Licensed Veterinary Technician to join our high quality medical team. Well equipped state-of-the-art, AAHAcertified hospital. We welcome a new graduate! Please send letterof interest and resume to: Kim Uherec, Practice Manager, BrewerVeterinary Clinic, 111 Pierce Road, Brewer, Maine 04412

 

Winthrop Animal Hospital (Winthrop, ME)

Seeking a part time Veterinary Technician for a full service, quality small animal veterinary hospital. Duties cover a wide range of areas. Technical abilities and willingness to be a positive team member is essential. Send resumes to Winthrop Veterinary Hospital 1942 US Route 202 Winthrop ME 04364 or to winthropveterinaryhospital@gmail.com. No phone calls please.

  

Oceanside Animal Hospital (Trenton, ME)

Full-time Vet Tech Position open at Oceanside Animal Hospital inTrenton. Hours are M, W F 8:00am-5:00pm, Tues & Thur 10:00am-6:30pm.We welcome smiling, happy applicants who want clients to have the bestexperience possible at our clinic. We like to exceed client'sexpectations with our warm and friendly atmosphere.Please email your resume and cover letter to oceansideanimalhospital@gmail.comInterviews will be scheduled as soon as resumes are received.Pay and benefits to be discussed at interview.

 

Kennebec Valley Animal Clinic (Farmingdale ME)

Kennebec Valley Animal Clinic is looking to hire a licensed veterinary technician.

Please contact Dr. Karen Walsh-Meicinger at kvanimalclinic@hotmail.com or call 837-9874 for more details.

 

Animal Emergency Clinic (Portland, ME)

The Animal Emergency Clinic in Portland Maine has an immediate opening for a fulltime licensed or experienced veterinary technician to join our state of the art facility. We are seeking a motivated and compassionate technician who desires to use their training,experience and communication skills in a fast paced, challenging atmosphere. We offercompetitive wages, health insurance, vacation, continuing education and retirement. Mustbe flexible to cover shifts; especially overnights, weekends, and holidays.Please send resumes to the Animal Emergency Clinic, 739 Warren Ave, Portland, ME04103. You may also fax resumes to 207-878-0829 or email aecportland@maine.rr.com.

 

Damariscotta Veterinary Hospital (Damariscotta, ME)

Wanted: self motivated, team oriented, veterinary technicianto join our veterinary clinic. We are a one doctor practice thatprides itself on our caring, compassionate approach toward ourclients and patients. Full time position includes two Saturdaysa month. You will be assisting the doctor in all aspects ofveterinary care, as well as having your own duties to perform.Salary is commensurate with ability and experience.We are a small animal practice that offers general medical,surgical and dental care, class IV laser therapy, Idexx digitalradiography and in-house lab.Located on the beautiful coast of Maine, one hour north ofPortland.Interns welcome, housing available.Email damvetclinic@yahoo.com or fax 207-563-8527 resumes.Visit our website at www.damariscottavet.myvetonline.com

(posted Jan '13)

 

Volunteers needed to support our veterinary technical staff at Community Spay-Neuter Clinic.

Please call the clinic at 865-0772 to set up a visit. Volunteers are an essential part of the subsidized, high-volume, compassionate spay/neuter services that CSNC provides and, by extension, are an essential part of animal welfare in Maine. The fewer the unwanted animals, the fewer the animals to be mistreated or left in shelters to be euthanized. The clinic is fast-paced and efficient, spaying and/or neutering about 28 animals a day. We work swiftly and collaboratively in a relatively small space. Volunteers assist veterinary technicians, help to prepare surgical packs, help to keep the environment clean and sterile, monitor recovering animals, and/or whatever needs to be done.

 

Veterinary Technician I/II

There is a regular, fulltime position available in Lab Animal Health Services (LAHS) Clinical Medicine unit as a Veterinary Technician I/II. Working under the direction of the Veterinary Staff and reporting to the Clinical Medicine Manager, the incumbent performs a wide range of veterinary technician assignments and uses considerable independent judgment in making decisions requiring the interpretation and application of guidelines with considerable latitude to specific work situations that may arise. Major duties include performing physical evaluations on sick animals; communicating with research staff clients to discuss veterinary care options or therapeutic treatment plan as prescribed by the veterinarian(s); administering treatments; monitoring the animal's response; maintaining patient records and alerting the veterinary staff of any animal health related issues or concerns. On occasion the incumbent may assist Animal Welfare and Compliance and/or other units within Lab Animal Health Services with special projects as directed by the Director of LAHS and/or the veterinary staff.

The minimum requirements for applying for this position include: a Baccalaureate degree in an animal health related field and/or equivalent; eligibility to obtain State of Maine Veterinary Technician license within one year; 5 years of experience working with animals, with a demonstrated ability to identify subtle signs of ill health in animals, excellent communication skills requiring tact, diplomacy and confidentiality, and knowledge of IBM compatible computer software commonly used in an office setting (Excel, Word, Power Point).

Preferred qualifications include: having the ability work as a proactive team member with individuals throughout the organization; eligibility to obtain within two years or possess AALAS certification as a Registered Laboratory Animal Technician or Registered Laboratory Animal Technologist. Interested individuals should apply on-line at www.jax.org/careers, checking off job requisition #2424.