Veterinary Technologist jobs in North Vancouver, BC
As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 6 veterinary technologist jobs in North Vancouver, BC. The median advertised pay is $31 an hour (from 6 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 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 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.
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 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, 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
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.