About the job
ABOUT VETERINARY EMERGENCY GROUP (VEG)
Founded in 2014, VEG was established with a clear mission: to provide exceptional care to pets and their owners during emergencies. We recognized the need to transform the traditional emergency room experience, and have since expanded our network of hospitals across the country, operating 24/7, 365 days a year. Our commitment is not only to our clients but also to our dedicated team members, whom we affectionately call VEGgies.
At VEG, we believe in your potential to thrive in the field of veterinary emergency medicine. Our open-concept hospitals allow you to engage with a diverse range of emergency cases, including exotics, while our customer-centric approach ensures that both pets and their owners receive top-notch care. We are dedicated to creating a supportive environment where you can grow, feel appreciated, and make a meaningful impact.
We are proud to be recognized as a certified Great Place to Work® for 2025 and 2026.
THE JOB
At VEG, we don't just hire assistants; we cultivate future leaders in veterinary emergency care. As an Emergency Veterinary Assistant, you will be integral to our team from the start. You will have the opportunity to support your colleagues, provide comfort to pet owners, and gain hands-on experience in a fast-paced environment. Your journey with us will involve triaging patients, assisting in treatments, and celebrating the moments of joy that come with recovery.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
- Provide a welcoming presence and support during the triage of incoming patients, ensuring they receive timely care.
- Assist in various treatments and nursing care tasks, including bloodwork, imaging, catheter placements, and oxygen support.
- Collaborate with our skilled veterinary technicians and veterinarians to set up and monitor anesthesia and sedation cases.
- Manage IV fluids, blood transfusions, and medication administration with precision.
- Support care across multiple areas, from outpatient to inpatient settings.
- Participate in patient rounds to guarantee continuity of care.
- Learn and practice CPR, with training provided to become a RECOVER Certified Rescuer.
- Advance into more complex responsibilities as your skills develop.

