Veterinary Jobs in Madison, WI

A Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) is a veterinary professional who has completed an accredited veterinary technology program and passed a national examination (such as the VTNE—Veterinary Technician National Exam) to become certified. CVTs work closely with veterinarians to provide medical care to animals. Their responsibilities often include assisting in surgeries, administering anesthesia, performing laboratory tests, taking radiographs, performing minor procedures, and providing nursing care. They are also involved in client education, helping pet owners understand treatment plans and how to care for their pets.

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A Veterinary Assistant is a support role in a veterinary clinic or hospital. Vet Assistants help veterinarians and veterinary technicians with various tasks, including restraining animals during exams, cleaning and sterilizing equipment, feeding and exercising animals, and assisting with basic care. Unlike veterinary technicians, Vet Assistants typically do not need formal education or certification, though many complete training programs or gain experience on the job. They play a crucial role in maintaining the smooth operation of a veterinary practice and ensuring animals are comfortable and well-cared for.

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The associate veterinarian assumes primary case responsibility for all patients in‬ hospital and will direct the technical team throughout the shift. While on duty, the veterinarian‬ will oversee the Certified Technicians, Veterinary Assistants and Client Care Coordinators in all‬ duties of the hospital. The veterinarian will perform office visits and exams, take care of the‬ everyday needs of pets in the hospital ward, perform surgeries and procedures as appropriate,‬ and help maintain the hospital facility, keeping it neat and clean. ‬

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A Client Care Coordinator in a veterinary clinic or hospital is responsible for managing client interactions and ensuring a positive experience for pet owners. Their duties often include answering phones, scheduling appointments, handling billing and payments, and communicating with clients about their pets’ care and treatment. They serve as the first point of contact for clients, addressing any questions or concerns they may have. Client Care Coordinators also play a key role in maintaining records, managing client communications, and ensuring the overall smooth operation of the clinic from a customer service perspective. As the face of the clinic, their role is crucial in fostering strong relationships between the veterinary practice and its clients.

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