For as long as you can probably remember, you've walked into your doctor's office- met their receptionist, and then met the nurse that's going to help the doctor take care of you. In your veterinary clinic it's the same! The RVTs do a lot of important things at GVS, from being part of a first puppy appointment, to being the lab tech, anesthesiologist, dental technician, even taking radiographs. We also get to help educate our pet parents, making sure that you understand what you need in order to make the best decision for your pets health. RVTs have worked in school for years to have the vast knowledge to care for your pet, as well as working with the veterinarians to help educate, and advocate for pets both young and old! The RVTs hold their careers extremely close to their hearts because we have worked tirelessly to be able to care for your pets, using continuing education and advancement courses to enhance skills.1