Vet Tech Week Is a Good Time to Ask Yourself a Question
If you are a licensed veterinary technician who has been thinking about what your career could look like with more flexibility, Vet Tech Week is a natural moment to take that thought seriously. You have invested significantly in your training and licensure. Relief work is one of the ways that investment pays off on your terms.
What Relief Work Looks Like for LVTs
Relief technician work functions similarly to relief DVM work. You set your availability through the YNV app and we match you with clinics that need your support. LVT shifts can be at general practices, urgent care facilities, or specialty clinics depending on your experience and preferences.
Relief technician rates in Washington and Oregon are competitive with full-time positions. And because you are choosing your shifts, you are no longer subject to the mandatory overtime, the short-staffed days that become 12-hour marathons, or the schedule changes that get handed to you without notice.
Why This Week Is Worth Acting On
Your Neighbor Vet works with LVTs across Washington and Oregon. If you have been curious about relief work but were not sure how it applies to technicians, this is a good week to reach out and ask. We will give you a clear picture of what is available and what the transition typically looks like for LVTs at your experience level.
Ready to take the next step?
Vet Tech Week is a great time to explore what your career could look like with more flexibility. Reach out to Your Neighbor Vet at 425-448-8882 or yourneighborvet.com and let us walk you through your options.
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