Registered Veterinary Technician

About the Role

Juno Veterinary is on a mission to establish the Juno Standard of Care—gold-standard medicine where every team member, from DVM to RVT, practices at the top of their skillset. As a Registered Veterinary Technician here, you're not just executing treatment plans; you're a Care Champion advocating for pets and their owners, and a core part of shaping the future of veterinary medicine alongside a founder-led team that genuinely invests in your growth.

You'll rotate through wellness appointments, sick visits, urgent care, anesthesia, and dental days—utilizing your full RVT license while working in a collaborative environment where continuous feedback and open communication are foundational values. This is a permanent, full-time role at the Eglinton location in Toronto.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver hands-on patient care and execute treatment plans with a focus on the highest standard of medicine
• Rotate through general practice, anesthesia, and dental procedures—scaling, polishing, charting, and oral nerve blocks
• Utilize your full RVT license and technical skills, from blood draws and restraint to anesthesia management and patient monitoring
• Communicate with empathy and integrity to pet owners, ensuring they understand their pet's care and needs
• Uphold the Juno Standard of Care through pride in work quality and commitment to high clinical standards
• Participate in continuous learning and stay current through CE to contribute to innovation and service expansion
• Work as part of one integrated team across Juno's clinic community, supporting colleagues and celebrating wins together

Requirements

• Valid Veterinary Technician License (RVT or LVT)
• Minimum 1+ years of clinical experience in a general practice setting
• General knowledge of GP practices: vaccine schedules, common medications, preventative medicine, nutrition
• Hands-on experience in anesthesia, including multiparameter monitoring and medication selection
• Working knowledge of dental procedures, scaling, polishing, and x-ray positioning
• Strong technical foundation: patient restraint, blood draws, and other clinical skills
• Ability to communicate with empathy and act with integrity
• Willingness to embrace growth, adapt to change, and collaborate on solutions

Benefits

• Hourly compensation: $26–$35/hour (based on experience and skillset)
• Bonus component with opportunity for additional earnings starting at $2,500
• Potential to exceed posted range with exceptional experience or demonstrated impact within Juno
• Continuous feedback and two-way communication culture supporting your professional growth
• Access to ongoing continuing education and professional development opportunities
• Opportunity to work at the forefront of veterinary innovation and practice expansion
• Equal employment opportunity and inclusive workplace with accommodation support available

About the Practice

Juno Veterinary is a founder-led veterinary group committed to establishing the Juno Standard of Care—a commitment to excellence that extends to both patient care and team member wellbeing. The organization is actively growing and evolving, with clinics across multiple locations in the Greater Toronto Area, fostering a community where veterinary professionals practice collaboratively at the top of their licenses.

The Eglinton clinic is currently staffed by a team invested in building something new together. Juno prioritizes transparency, feedback, and open communication as core values, and is committed to supporting diversity, inclusion, and accessibility throughout the organization. This is a place where you matter—where your contributions directly shape the future of veterinary medicine in your community.