Vet Rehab Technician

Roles & Responsibilities

FULL-TIME VET REHAB TECHNICIAN (REHABILITATION, WELLNESS & INTEGRATIVE CARE)

About Us

We are a small, specialized animal rehabilitation and wellness practice focused on helping animals move better, feel better, and live fuller lives.

Our work integrates:

• rehabilitation and mobility

• chronic disease management

• nutrition and wellness consultations

• troubleshooting chronic allergy and gastrointestinal cases

We take an integrative approach, looking beyond symptoms to understand the whole animal.

This is a practice built on:

• depth of care

• thoughtful problem-solving

• education and empowerment of pet parents
  

The Role

We are looking for a Veterinary Technician with an interest (or trained) in vet rehabilitation who is not only clinically capable, but also curious, creative, and invested in growth.

You will:

• manage and take ownership of clinical cases

• work with rehabilitation, mobility, and chronic conditions

• guide pet owners through treatment and lifestyle changes

• contribute to client education (consultations, written content, social media)

• participate in building and improving the clinic as it grows

This is a role for someone who wants to do meaningful work and be part of building something long-term.

What We’re Looking For

Clinical Thinking

• Able to think through cases

• Interested in rehabilitation, mobility, and chronic disease

• Curious about integrative approaches to care
  

Passion for Wellness & Movement

• Genuine interest in mobility, body awareness, and long-term health

• Enjoys working through chronic and complex cases

• Values prevention and whole-animal care
  

Communication & Education (VERY IMPORTANT)

• Enjoys educating and communicating with clients

• Able to explain concepts clearly and confidently

• Comfortable writing educational content

• Able to create simple infographics or materials (e.g. Canva)
  

Ownership & Initiative

• Takes responsibility for cases and outcomes

• Notices what needs to be done and acts on it

• Contributes ideas to improve the clinic
  

Team Fit

• Grounded, reliable, and self-directed

• Works well in a small team

• Open to feedback and continuous learning
  

Who This Role Is NOT For

This role may not be suitable if you:

• prefer strictly protocol-based or routine clinical work

• are not interested in client education or communication

• do not enjoy writing or creating content

• prefer to only complete assigned tasks without contributing beyond your role
  

What You Can Expect

• A small, focused and supportive team

• Exposure to complex and meaningful cases

• Opportunity to grow in rehabilitation and integrative care

• A role that combines clinical work with education and creativity

• Excellent work life balance

Tell employers what skills you have

Rehabilitation medicine
Veterinary
Work Life Balance
Support quality team
Surgery
Outstanding Time Management Skills
Critical Thinking
Consultation
SMALL
community clinics
Content Writing
Laboratory
Rehabilitation
active learning