Veterinary Technician

Company Description Barker Road Spay and Neuter is a veterinary practice dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality spay and neuter services to companion animals. Located in Aurora, CO, the clinic focuses on preventive care and responsible pet ownership within the community. The team works in a fast-paced, surgery-centered environment that prioritizes animal welfare, safety, and compassionate handling. Barker Road Spay and Neuter values collaboration, effective communication, and ongoing learning to improve both patient outcomes and client experiences.Role Description The Veterinary Technician is a full-time, on-site role based in Aurora, CO. This position supports veterinarians in all aspects of surgical and medical care, including preparing patients for procedures, monitoring anesthesia, assisting during surgery, and providing post-operative care. Daily responsibilities include animal handling and restraint, performing basic diagnostics and treatments, maintaining clean and organized treatment and surgery areas, and accurately documenting medical records. The role also involves educating clients on post-operative instructions, general pet care, and preventive health, while ensuring a calm, supportive experience for both patients and clients. The Veterinary Technician collaborates closely with the clinical team and follows all safety, sanitation, and regulatory guidelines.Qualifications Strong skills in Animal Care and Pet Care, including safe handling, restraint, and compassionate treatment of animals.Proficiency in Veterinary Technology, such as assisting with diagnostics, treatments, and surgical support.Experience or training in Anesthesiology, including monitoring patients, understanding protocols, and responding to changes in patient status.Ability to provide clear, empathetic Client Education on post-operative care, preventive health, and responsible pet ownership.Relevant certification or degree in veterinary technology or a related field (CVT/RVT/LVT preferred, or eligibility for certification).Previous experience in a veterinary clinic, shelter, or high-volume spay/neuter environment is beneficial.Strong attention to detail, reliable time management, and ability to work effectively in a fast-paced team setting.Comfort with standing, lifting, and performing physical tasks throughout the workday, following safe handling practices.