As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 11 veterinary receptionist jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $22 an hour (from 6 postings). The most active employers are NVA Canada, VCA Animal Hospitals and AVC Clinics (British Columbia) Ltd.. Skills often requested: customer service, attention to detail, front desk and scheduling.
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Candidates need strong verbal and written communication and attention to detail. Customer service experience is preferred, and fluent English is required, along with comfort working overnight and weekend rotations.
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of veterinary reception experience, strong customer service and computer skills, and experience with practice management software and insurance claims. They must stay calm under pressure and pay close attention to detail.
Veterinary practice management software, Multi-line phone system
Candidates need strong customer service, organization and attention to detail, plus a friendly, patient manner with animals and owners. Veterinary clinic experience is preferred, and Avimark or other practice management software is an asset.
1+ YOECandidates need at least 6 months of job-related experience and strong customer service skills. They must be comfortable with phones, scheduling, payments and business software, and able to work Saturdays and changing shifts.
Candidates need experience in a veterinary clinic or a fast-paced customer service role. They must be friendly, organized, calm under pressure, and strong at communication and multitasking.
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of receptionist or front desk experience in human or veterinary medicine. They should have experience booking appointments, be comfortable with electronic medical records and Microsoft Office, and stay calm when handling sensitive information.
Electronic medical records system, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe
Candidates need strong customer service skills, the ability to put people at ease, and good organizational skills. Experience with a multiline phone system and willingness to learn veterinary services and assist staff with treatments are also asked for.
Candidates need strong customer service skills, good organization and a willingness to learn veterinary procedures. Experience with phones, scheduling and billing is useful.
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of receptionist or front desk experience in human or veterinary medicine, calm and professional communication, and experience with medical appointment booking. Microsoft Office skills and attention to detail are required, and knowledge of electronic medical records is strongly preferred.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe, Moneris POS terminal
Candidates need strong customer service skills, the ability to put people at ease, and good organization. They also need to be comfortable with a multiline phone system and billing, and willing to learn veterinary procedures.
Candidates need strong customer service skills, the ability to put people at ease, and good organization. Experience with a multiline phone system, scheduling and billing is an asset, and a willingness to learn veterinary procedures is expected.
What skills do veterinary receptionist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention customer service, attention to detail, front desk, scheduling, organizational skills, electronic health records, microsoft office and housekeeping.