Overnight Veterinary Assistant, Calgary North Animal Hospital
- Employment type
- Full-time · On-site
- Posted
- November 11, 2026
- Province
- Alberta (AB)
Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 7/100
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Job Overview
This role is based in Alberta. VCA Animal Hospitals is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.
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Typical qualifications for Canadian employers
- Availability for overnight shifts
- Belief in high-quality veterinary medicine
- Ability to work in a team environment
- Physical capability to handle animals
- Positive attitude toward patient care
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Top skills this posting asks for:
- Patient care
- Animal handling
- Technical support
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What you'll do
- Support Doctors and Technician teams
- Create positive, low-stress atmosphere for animals
- Assist with patient care and handling
- Provide technical support to veterinary staff
- Maintain facility standards during overnight shifts
What you'll need
- Availability for overnight shifts
- Belief in high-quality veterinary medicine
- Ability to work in a team environment
- Physical capability to handle animals
- Positive attitude toward patient care