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Veterinary Assistant Jobs in Nevada

We list 9 open veterinary assistant jobs in Nevada right now, from 7 employers in 3 cities. 7 of them list a pay range, the highest at $26.00 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.

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Animal Outpatient Specialty Network (Animal Dermatology Clinic) Group

Las Vegas, NV

  • $22.00 to $26.00/hr
  • Part time
  • GP

Posted 6 days agoAbove Nevada median (+35%)

Vetco Total Care (Petco) Group

Las Vegas South, NV

  • Full time
  • GP

Posted 13 days ago

WellHaven Pet Health Group

Las Vegas, NV

  • $17.00 to $23.00/hr
  • GP

Listed 8 days agoAbove Nevada median (+13%)

AmeriVet Veterinary Partners Group

Las Vegas, NV

  • $16.00 to $18.00/hr
  • Part time
  • Urgent care

Posted 14 days agoBelow Nevada median (-4%)

Western Veterinary Partners Group

Reno, NV

  • $20.00 to $24.00/hr
  • Full time
  • Days
  • Urgent care

Posted 21 days agoAbove Nevada median (+24%)

National Veterinary Associates (NVA) Group

NV

  • $18.00 to $22.00/hr
  • Days
  • GP
  • Sign-on bonus

Posted Sep 22Above Nevada median (+13%)

Veritas Veterinary Partners Group

Las Vegas, NV

  • $18.00 to $22.00/hr
  • Full time
  • Overnights, 3x12s
  • ER / ECC

Posted Aug 27Above Nevada median (+13%)

National Veterinary Associates (NVA) Group

NV

  • $16.00 to $21.00/hr
  • Urgent care

Posted Aug 31, 2023Above Nevada median (+4%)

Pay for veterinary assistants in Nevada

BLS estimate for veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers in Nevada. The 10th to 90th percentile range covers most workers; half earn above the median.

BLS 10th to 90th percentile BLS median
10th pct
$17.27/hr
Median
$17.75/hr
90th pct
$23.03/hr
Annual median
$36,920

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

What the job involves

Veterinary assistants keep the treatment area moving: restraining patients, prepping exam rooms and surgical packs, feeding and walking hospitalized animals, running samples, cleaning and sterilizing, and helping techs and doctors with whatever the next appointment needs. There is no national license; most clinics train on the job, and many assistants go on to an accredited program to become techs.

Vet tech vs vet assistant

In this list: 3 part time, 3 full time.