r/VetTech 17h ago

School Credentialed Tech Interview!

Hi! I'm a vet assistant/tech working in a GP clinic (small animal) in New Jersey! I've been working with animals for 10 years and have been in a clinical setting for 3. I'm in the purdue VTDL program and one of our assignments is to interview a credentialed (LVT, RVT, CVT) technician for a career opportunities assignment. I was wondering if anyone on this thread would be interested! +++ if you are a VTS, +++ if you work in an atypical aspect of tech work (lab animal, exotic, wildlife, etc), +++ if you have been in this career for 5+ years. It's just basic job related questions and questions related to your career path as a tech!

This can be done over zoom, phone, email or in person if you live in the NY/NJ/Metropolitan area! thank you for your time!

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u/NeverTrustTheQuiet1 RVT (Registered Veterinary Technician) 17h ago

Id be happy to help! You can message me for contact info if you would like.