Registered Veterinary Technologist @ VCA Animal Hospitals | Simplify Jobs Overview Company INACTIVE V VCA Animal Hospitals Veterinary hospital network with 24/7 care Registered Veterinary Technologist - Central Animal Hospital Full-Time Posted on 5/9/2026 Unlock job analytics Simplify+ No salary listed Entry Saskatoon, SK, Canada In Person Medical, Clinical & Veterinary Veterinary Professionals About the job Summary Full posting Requirements • Completion of the Registered Veterinary Technician Program is required • Excellent customer service, organizational and problem-solving skills • A positive attitude and teamwork mentality • Exceptional client service and interpersonal skills • Strong organizational skills and the ability to work under pressure • Motivation to develop your knowledge and skills and be an “A” team player Registered Veterinary Technologist, RVT Location: Saskatoon, SK $5,000 Signing Bonus! Enjoy fantastic benefits when you join our team, including 3 weeks of paid vacation, continuing education support, wellness days, and more. Central Animal Hospital is welcoming one full-time Registered Veterinary Technologist, RVT . We are seeking an energetic, confident, and positive individual who is passionate about achieving their goals in veterinary medicine. • Completion of the Registered Veterinary Technician Program is required • Excellent customer service, organizational and problem-solving skills • A positive attitude and teamwork mentality • Exceptional client service and interpersonal skills • Strong organizational skills and the ability to work under pressure • Motivation to develop your knowledge and skills and be an “A” team player What VCA Canada Offers • VCA Canada Student Loan RRSP Program – Ask us more! • Medical Library; 2000+ journals, 600+ textbooks, research, and more at your fingertips! • Ask us about our mobilization and hands-free radiology! • RRSP Employer 5 % Match Program – saving for your future just got easier! • Paid membership and dues; Annual uniform allowance • Paid wellness days, sick days, and vacation time • Employee assistance program • Continuing education benefits; paid to learn! • Referral Bonus Rewards! • E-tools to assist with meditation, better sleep, exercise, and focus • Virtual health care (telemedicine) offering quick access to quality care • Access to amazing mini-courses • Opportunities to give back to your community through VCA initiatives • Generous personal pet care discounts • And extra perks like shopping discounts and cool wellness apps! Our Story VCA Canada is a network of veterinary hospitals, with our head office in Calgary, Alberta, committed to positively impacting pets, people, and local communities for nearly 45 years. We have compassion for the neighbourhoods we serve and every pet within them, not just those we see in our hospitals. Every VCA Canada hospital location takes pride in its legacy of excellence, earning the trust of pet owners by delivering the highest quality of medicine to keep pets happy and healthy. In 2017, VCA Canada became part of the Mars Veterinary Health family of brands, solidifying an even stronger commitment to ensuring the strength and stability of the veterinary profession and our commitment to pet parents nationwide. VCA Canada is also passionate about providing an industry-leading Associate experience to over 4,000 Canadians employed across the country. In 2026, for the third year in a row, we were named one of Alberta's Top Employers, which recognizes organizations whose head offices are located within the province and lead their industries in offering exceptional places to work. Additionally, we were selected as one of Canada's Top Employers for Young People 2026, which recognizes employers across Canada that lead their industries in offering exceptional places to work and programs for young people starting their careers. Click "Apply Now" VCA Canada is committed to providing an inclusive and diverse workplace and is an equal-opportunity employer. If you require any assistance, please let us know. If you are a current associate, you need to apply through our internal career site. Please log into Workday and click on the Jobs Hub app or search for Browse Jobs. About the company V VCA Animal Hospitals View Website View Company Profile VCA Animal Hospitals runs a network of veterinary hospitals that provide pet medical care, including 24/7 emergency services, specialty clinics, and wellness plans. It grows by acquiring established clinics and integrating them into the network, while offering in-person visits plus digital tools like the myVCA app for 24/7 live chat and health tracking. It differentiates itself by maintaining local hospital character within a large, connected network and offering a single digital platform that links all locations for easier access and continuity. Its goal is to deliver reliable, high-quality veterinary care across communities through broad hospital coverage and digital health tools. Company Size N/A Company Stage Late Stage VC Total Funding $58.7M Headquarters San Bernardino, California Founded 1996 Simplify's Take What believers are saying • VCA launched a 3D printing lab in October 2024 for orthopedic surgeries. • myVCA received a September 1, 2026 app update, showing continued digital investment. • Mars still backs VCA's network, enabling capital for specialty care and integrations. What critics are saying • July 2026 WARN filings cut nearly 200 California jobs, signaling margin pressure. • Santa Barbara's 24/7 emergency closure erased a critical referral node in March 2026. • Affordability pressure and softer visit volumes are squeezing corporate veterinary chains through 2026. What makes VCA Animal Hospitals unique • Mars-owned VCA spans 1,000-plus hospitals, specialty centers, and laboratories nationwide. • myVCA offers 24/7 live chat, prescription management, and health tracking for clients. • VCA integrates acquisitions while preserving local brands and expanding specialty capabilities. Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful? Yes No Benefits • Health Insurance • Dental Insurance • Vision Insurance • Mental Health Support • Unlimited Paid Time Off • Paid Vacation • Paid Sick Leave • 401(k) Retirement Plan • 401(k) Company Match • Pet Care Perks Company News North American Veterinary Community Jul 14th, 2026 Veterinary industry news. Veterinary industry news. The latest updates from Bond Vet, Small Door Veterinary, VCA, Provet, Thomson Veterinary Education, VetEvolve, Enovis, AVMA, and Vetster. July 14, 2026 | Today's veterinary business staff. Bond Vet, Small Door Veterinary merge. Bond Vet and Small Door Veterinary have merged. The combined company spans more than 55 clinics across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest. Small Door cofounder Florent Peyre will serve as CEO, and Dr. Jamie Richardson stays on as chief medical officer. Both brands will continue operating separately in the near term. VCA cuts nearly 200 jobs. VCA Animal Hospitals is laying off close to 200 corporate and veterinary staff, including 100 at its Los Angeles headquarters, beginning Sept. 1, tied to restructuring and the earlier closure of a San Leandro emergency hospital. Mars-owned VCA operates over 1,000 hospitals nationwide. Provet Debuts All-in-One PIMS for AI Agents. Provet has launched what it calls the first all-in-one veterinary PIMS built for AI agents. The new Ask Provet Agent answers operational questions using live practice data, while Clinical Agent transcribes consultations into notes, diagnoses, and orders. A forthcoming Provet MCP will connect the platform to external AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT. Provet serves more than 3,000 clinics across 45 countries. New program offers hospital-wide Anesthesia training. Thomson Veterinary Education has launched Anesthesia Essentials, an online program approved for 12 hours of RACE continuing education. Created by Cornell anesthesiologist Dr. Alexander Thomson, the self-paced course covers anesthetic planning, monitoring, pharmacology, and complications, and is offered hospital-wide under a single subscription. A SCORM/xAPI version is also available for custom LMS integration. VetEvolve names chief veterinary officer. VetEvolve has appointed Dr. Laura Pletz to the newly created role of chief veterinary officer, tasked with strengthening clinical quality and professional development across the organization's 53 partner practices. Dr. Pletz brings more than 20 years of veterinary leadership experience, most recently as Divisional Vice President of Medicine at BluePearl. Enovis launches veterinary laser therapy system. Enovis' Companion Animal Health division has launched CT-RevitL, a next-generation PBM laser therapy system built on more than 150 published studies. The device uses new COMPASS technology to deliver calibrated dosing and reduce treatment variability. Available to U.S. practices, CT-RevitL targets pain management, tissue healing, and post-operative recovery. An international rollout is planned in later phases. AVMA Delegates approve policy changes, elect leadership. The AVMA House of Delegates has approved a unified policy on free-roaming cats, replacing separate 2016-era policies on owned and unowned cats, following collaboration among feline, avian, wildlife, and shelter veterinarians. Delegates also revised policies on calf management and animal abuse reporting, endorsed state proclamations for One Health Day, and extended the eligibility grace period for constituent veterinary organizations from one to two years. The House of Delegates also elected Dr. Robert Knapp of Ohio as 2026-27 president-elect and Dr. Elizabeth Boggier of New Jersey as 2026-28 vice president, both unopposed. Dr. Knapp, a former AVMA Board chair, will succeed Dr. Jen Quammen next July. Federal rulemaking could reshape AVMA accreditation structure. The U.S. Education Department has proposed rules that would require accreditors such as the AVMA Council on Education to sever shared resources with affiliated trade groups, bar academics at accredited institutions from voting on standards, and emphasize outcomes such as licensure rates. If finalized by November, most changes take effect July 1, 2027. The AVMA says it remains committed to accreditation independence. Study: ChatGPT provides risky pet health advice. New research from Vetster's Dr. Jo Myers has found that ChatGPT often oversimplifies or misdiagnoses pet health questions, sometimes fabricating unstated details like breed and missing emergency warning signs. With roughly a quarter of pet owners trusting AI for diagnosis, Dr. Myers cautions that the tool is useful for background research and prepping vet questions, but shouldn't replace professional care or emergency guidance. Memesita Jul 7th, 2026 VCA Animal Hospitals lays off nearly 200 California employees. VCA Animal Hospitals lays off nearly 200 California employees. July 7, 2026 Discover more Athletic Shoes VCA Animal Hospitals is laying off nearly 200 employees in California as part of a corporate and clinical restructuring. According to filings with the state's Employment Development Department, the cuts include 100 corporate roles in Los Angeles and 90 clinical positions following the closure of a San Leandro facility. ## VCA Corporate and Clinical Cuts in Los Angeles and San Leandro The workforce reductions hit two distinct areas of the business. Between Sept. 1, 2026, and Nov. 15, 2026, VCA will eliminate 100 positions at its Sawtelle headquarters in Los Angeles. Maria Druse, VCA divisional people and organization director, confirmed the office will stay open, but the layoffs target IT personnel, database administrators, and staff in accounts payable and purchasing. On the clinical side, VCA closed its Bay Area Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Hospital in San Leandro. Katie Baumgarten, human relations director, stated this closure affected 90 employees, including techn