Provide technical expertise for routine and complex emergency procedures and collaborate with specialty services for patient care. Work in a fast-paced environment and contribute to the education of veterinary students.
The Best Care Starts with the Best Caregivers
In this role as a Licensed Veterinary Technician at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, you will not only help save lives of thousands of animals per year, you will also serve as a valuable educator to the veterinarians of tomorrow. Working side by side with clinical rotation students, the emergency receiving technicians concurrently instruct future veterinarians while performing lifesaving treatments on today’s patients. And if you want to continue your learning, Cornell faculty and administration enthusiastically support the pursuit of your VTS (veterinary technician specialization).
The Cornell University Hospital for Animals offers an environment that supports you in delivering outstanding patient care through technology, mentorship, continuing education, and, most importantly, peers who are just as passionate as you are about providing the best care possible.
Join our international team of board-certified emergency/critical care veterinarians and LVTs at Cornell University Hospital for Animals (CUHA)
Be a part of a world-renowned specialty and emergency facility.
Shape the future of veterinary medicine through collaboration with faculty and house officers and instruction of our diverse DVM students.
Provide technical expertise for routine and complex emergency procedures, including RECOVER based CPR, advanced resuscitation and stabilization of critical emergencies.
Work in a fast-paced, constantly evolving environment.
Collaborate and cross-train with additional specialty services to ensure leading edge patient care.
The Cornell University Hospital for Animals provides 24-hour care for pets 365 days of the year.
Our LVTs provide exceptional patient experiences during days, evenings, nights, weekends and holidays. Please note that you will be eligible for competitive shift differential pay for evenings, nights and weekends, along with generous holiday pay.
Who We Are: and what we do:
Cornell University, located at the heart of the beautiful Finger Lakes Region of New York State, is a center for discovery, academic leadership, and service. The College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) is recognized internationally as a leader in animal medicine, public health, biomedical research, and veterinary medical education. Ranked as one of the top veterinary colleges in the nation by US News & World Report, the CVM excels in providing education and advanced training that prepare veterinarians and scientists to serve society in critical roles in clinical and diagnostic veterinary medicine, public health, scientific inquiry, and public policy.
Cornell University Hospital for Animals is our core clinical training, patient care and research unit within the CVM, composed of six diverse world-class veterinary clinical units providing primary and specialty care. Our core teaching hospital has 23 services led by board-certified veterinary specialists that are nationally and internationally renowned, providing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic care of animals including 24/7 emergency care. We strive to provide a diverse, inclusive and fulfilling work environment for our family of employees who are committed to outstanding patient care, client service and veterinary training.
We encourage you to apply!
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We welcome questions!
Gabriel Gonzalez; gag95@cornell.edu
**No visa sponsorship available for this position**
$28.04 - $32.58
ke262@cornell.edu
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2024-05-20
An Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology and New York State licensure or eligibility are required. Candidates should have 1-2 years of relevant experience and a strong inclination towards leadership.