Veterinary jobs in Ohio

One is the clinic route, a two-year veterinary technology degree and the credentialing exam, after which Ohio registers you as a technician. The state's technician median was $47,990 in May 2025, against $36,340 for assistants. The other is the research route, since the same BLS line covers laboratory animal caretakers, and colleges and universities paid that line a national median of $47,860. Ohio State runs the state's veterinary college in Columbus. That comes to 140 live veterinary jobs in Ohio, the largest share of them from MedVet; VCA Animal Hospitals; and A Caring Doctor (Minnesota), P.A., and Columbus, Worthington, and Brecksville carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $105k to $119k a year.