VCA Park Hill Animal Hospital is recruiting an experienced Registered Veterinary Technician for a full-time role in Denver, Colorado. The current posting lists pay from $20 to $26 per hour and an application deadline of September 30, 2026. The hospital is located at 5304 East Colfax Avenue and works with a team that includes four full-time veterinarians.
This is a hands-on veterinary nursing position for someone who is already comfortable working in a hospital environment. VCA Park Hill emphasizes teamwork, patient care and long-term professional development, so the role is not limited to completing isolated technical tasks. The technician is expected to contribute to the daily flow of the hospital and work closely with doctors, other technicians, assistants and client-service staff.
What the Technician Will Do
The RVT supports doctors during routine patient care and helps keep clinical work organized and safe. Depending on the case and hospital workflow, that can include preparing patients for care, supporting examinations and treatments, monitoring patients, assisting with diagnostic or procedural work and making sure medical information is communicated accurately within the team.
Animal handling is a major part of the job. The technician needs to recognize patient stress, use appropriate restraint and remain attentive to changes in a pet’s condition while several cases may be moving through the hospital at the same time.
Working With Doctors and Clients
VCA Park Hill describes a collaborative practice environment. A strong technician therefore needs to communicate clearly with veterinarians and other team members, especially when a patient’s status changes or a treatment plan requires follow-up.
Client interaction can also be part of the role. Technicians often help reinforce care instructions and support pet owners during visits, so applicants should be able to explain information in a calm and professional way without overstepping the veterinarian’s role.
Experience That Fits This Role
The listing specifically asks for an experienced Registered Veterinary Technician. Applicants should make their prior clinical work easy to understand rather than simply listing the RVT title.
Useful details can include the type of practice you worked in, the volume or mix of patients you handled, your role in treatment and diagnostics, experience supporting multiple doctors, and any areas where you took additional responsibility for workflow, patient monitoring or team support.
Training and Benefits
VCA highlights continuing education and career development for veterinary technicians. Current employer materials include continuing-education support, tuition or sponsorship opportunities and reimbursement connected to veterinary technician licensing.
Eligible employees may also have access to medical, dental and vision coverage, mental-health and wellness resources, referral bonuses and other VCA benefit programs. Exact eligibility should be confirmed in the current offer.
How to Apply
Apply through VCA’s official Workday careers page for requisition R-233575. Review the live posting before submitting so your resume reflects the current experience expectations and application deadline.