Veterinary jobs in New York
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Veterinary jobs in New York have a clear next step for assistants: the licensed veterinary technician credential, since New York is one of the states that license technicians. The pay difference is real. BLS put New York's May 2025 median at $44,750 for veterinary assistants and $59,010 for technicians, both far over the national figures.
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Part-Time In-Home Veterinarian
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Emergency Veterinarian
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Veterinary Technician
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Veterinary Technician
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Your New York association is New York State Veterinary Medical Society, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Veterinary jobs in New York
The Handbook's path to that step is a two-year associate's degree in veterinary technology, then a credentialing exam. For veterinarians, the state has Cornell's college in Ithaca and a provisionally accredited program at Long Island University in Brookville. Relative to all its jobs, though, New York employs fewer veterinary workers than the national average in every one of these occupations. As of today that means 323 live veterinary jobs in New York. The largest share comes from Veterinary Emergency Group The PC, VCA Animal Hospitals, and Lap of Love, and Brooklyn, New York, and Florida have the most of them.