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Vet Tech Jobs in Connecticut

We list 37 open vet tech jobs in Connecticut right now, from 15 employers in 21 cities. 30 of them list a pay range, the highest at $50.00 an hour. Openings come from veterinary hospital groups, independent clinics and teaching hospitals and are refreshed daily. Every Apply button goes to the employer's own careers page.

Open jobs

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EverVet Partners Group

Stamford, CT

  • $28.00/hr
  • Full time
  • GP

Listed todayAbove Connecticut median (+14%)

Mission Pet Health (Southern Veterinary Partners) Group

Greenwich, CT

  • $38.00 to $40.00/hr
  • Full time
  • Urgent care
  • Sign-on bonus

Listed yesterdayAbove Connecticut median (+59%)

Innovetive Petcare Group

New Haven, CT

  • $20.00 to $27.00/hr
  • Full time
  • ER / ECC

Listed todayBelow Connecticut median (-4%)

United Veterinary Care Group

East Haven, CT

  • $18.00/hr
  • Full time
  • GP
  • No experience needed

Posted 16 days agoBelow Connecticut median (-27%)

Rarebreed Veterinary Partners Group

Canton, CT

  • $27.00 to $31.00/hr
  • Overnights
  • ER / ECC

Posted 22 days agoAbove Connecticut median (+18%)

National Veterinary Associates (NVA) Group

CT

  • $25.00 to $28.00/hr
  • 3x12s
  • Specialty

Posted Aug 12Above Connecticut median (+8%)

Rarebreed Veterinary Partners Group

North Branford, CT

  • $18.00 to $24.00/hr
  • Part time
  • GP

Posted Apr 30Below Connecticut median (-14%)

National Veterinary Associates (NVA) Group

CT

  • $24.00 to $26.00/hr
  • Full time
  • Equine / large animal

Posted Apr 8At Connecticut median

Pay for vet techs in Connecticut

BLS estimate for veterinary technologists and technicians in Connecticut. The 10th to 90th percentile range covers most workers; half earn above the median.

BLS 10th to 90th percentile BLS median
10th pct
$19.94/hr
Median
$24.49/hr
90th pct
$36.10/hr
Annual median
$50,950

Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025. Vet tech salary by state.

What the job involves

Vet techs are the nurses of the clinic: they place IV catheters, draw blood, run in-house lab work, take radiographs, monitor anesthesia, assist in surgery, clean teeth under a veterinarian's supervision and talk clients through home care. Most states expect a credentialed tech (CVT, RVT or LVT) to hold a degree from an AVMA-accredited program and pass the VTNE, and the credentialed title is protected in most states.

How to become a vet tech

In this list: 26 full time, 4 part time.