As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 27 veterinary technologist jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $31 an hour (from 13 postings). The most active employers are VCA Animal Hospitals, AVC Clinics (British Columbia) Ltd. and VCA Canada Ltd.. Skills often requested: interpersonal skills, patient care, communication skills and pharmacology.
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Candidates need a completed Veterinary Technologist or Animal Health Technologist program. New graduates with skills in physical exams, catheter placement, anesthesia monitoring, radiology, venipuncture and pharmacy are welcome to apply.
Candidates need a Veterinary Technologist or Animal Health Technologist diploma. Skills in physical exams, catheter placement, anesthesia monitoring, radiology and venipuncture are valued, and new graduates are welcome to apply.
3+ YOECandidates need to be a Registered Veterinary Technician in Alberta, with three or more years of RVT experience preferred, ideally in emergency or referral care. Strong anesthesia, critical thinking, calculation and communication skills are required.
Interpersonal skills, Work efficiently, Communication skills, Time management, Mental health
Candidates need a Veterinary Technologist or Animal Health Technologist diploma and eligibility for Alberta licensure. Strong patient care, critical thinking, teamwork and communication skills matter most, and new graduates are welcome.
Critical thinking, Problem solving, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Patient care, Mental health
VCA Canada asks for a registered or eligible-to-register veterinary technologist (AAAHT), with a positive attitude, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and a strong desire to provide exceptional client experience. Extensive training is provided.
Candidates need a veterinary technologist or animal health technologist diploma and skills in physical exams, anesthesia monitoring, radiology and venipuncture. New graduates are welcome, and strong organization, problem-solving and communication skills are expected.
Candidates need a completed veterinary or animal health technologist program, with new graduates welcome. Strong record-keeping, multitasking, problem-solving and interpersonal skills are required, along with a love of companion animals.
3+ YOECandidates need Alberta Registered Veterinary Technician status and preferably three years of RVT experience in an emergency or referral setting. They also need anesthesia and monitoring skills in dogs and cats, calculation skills for drugs and infusions, and strong communication and teamwork abilities.
mechanical ventilator, digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, fluoroscopy, CT
Candidates need to be registered or eligible for registration as a Registered Veterinary Technician and graduate of an accredited veterinary technology program. Strong anesthesia, lab and radiography skills, good animal handling and communication, and attention to detail in a fast-paced setting are required; surgery and dental experience is an asset.
Radiography equipment, Anesthesia monitoring equipment, Laboratory equipment, Hospital management system
Candidates need completion of a veterinary technician or animal health technician program with eligibility for provincial registration. Strong clinical, anesthesia, pharmacology and communication skills are required, and hospital experience is an asset.
Candidates need to be registered or eligible to register with AAAHT. They should have a positive attitude, strong communication and interpersonal skills, and a desire to deliver an excellent client experience. Extensive training is provided.
Candidates need registration as a Registered Veterinary Technologist or Veterinary Technician and the ability to manage several priorities, solve problems and communicate well with colleagues and pet owners. New graduates are welcome, with skills in physical exams, anesthesia monitoring, radiology, venipuncture and catheter placement.
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma and eligibility for provincial registration. Hands-on clinical skills such as venipuncture, IV catheter placement and anesthesia monitoring are required, along with strong communication and organizational skills.
Patient care, Pharmacology, Phlebotomy, Patient assessment, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need a Veterinary Technologist or Animal Health Technologist diploma and eligibility for Alberta licensure. Strong communication, critical thinking and the ability to work in a fast-paced emergency setting are needed; no prior emergency experience is required.
Critical thinking, Problem solving, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Patient care, Mental health
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma, with eligibility for provincial registration. Hands-on clinical skills such as venipuncture, IV catheters, anesthesia monitoring and lab work are required, and experience in a veterinary setting is an asset.
Patient care, Pharmacology, Phlebotomy, Patient assessment, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma and eligibility for provincial registration. Hands-on clinical skills such as venipuncture, IV catheters, anesthesia monitoring and lab procedures are required, with hospital experience as an asset.
Patient care, Pharmacology, Phlebotomy, Patient assessment, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma with eligibility for provincial registration. Experience in a veterinary or clinical setting is an asset, along with strong patient care, anesthesia, pharmacology and laboratory skills.
Candidates need a completed veterinary technologist or AHT program and eligibility to register in British Columbia. New graduates are welcome to apply, and strong interpersonal, organizational and problem-solving skills are expected.
Patient assessment, Phlebotomy, Interpersonal skills, Research
Candidates need to be a Registered Veterinary Technologist or eligible to register, with strong clinical and anesthesia skills, good interpersonal skills and the ability to work at a steady, often fast pace. Previous specialty surgery experience is an asset but not required.
Candidates need to be registered or eligible for registration as a Registered Veterinary Technician, a graduate of an accredited veterinary technician program, and skilled in anesthesia monitoring, lab procedures and radiography. Strong communication, animal handling and attention to detail in a fast-paced setting are also required.
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma and eligibility for provincial registration. Experience in a clinical setting is an asset, along with strong hands-on skills in venipuncture, IV placement, anesthesia monitoring and communication.
Candidates need RVT or veterinary technician credentials, with experience in patient assessment, anesthesia monitoring, radiology and venipuncture. New graduates are welcome to apply.
Associate Veterinary Clinics (Saskatchewan) Professional Corp.
Candidates need a veterinary technician or animal health technician diploma and eligibility for provincial registration. Strong clinical skills in anesthesia, pharmacology, venipuncture and lab procedures are required, with experience in a clinical setting an asset.
Patient care, Pharmacology, Phlebotomy, Patient assessment, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need to be a Veterinary Technologist or Registered Veterinary Technologist. Strong communication, organization and teamwork skills are also needed, plus flexibility for evening and weekend shifts.
Patient care, Teamwork, Communication skills, Organizational skills
What skills do veterinary technologist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention interpersonal skills, patient care, communication skills, pharmacology, patient assessment, phlebotomy, mental health and research.