Veterinary jobs in Washington
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Veterinary jobs in Washington fall between two neighbors on the assistant map. California employs more veterinary assistants than any state, and Oregon has them at the greatest density, 1.98 on BLS's location quotient in May 2025. Washington's was 1.51, and its assistants took home a median of $44,150, a full $6,000 more than assistants earned nationally.
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Your Washington association is Washington State Veterinary Medical Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Veterinary jobs in Washington
For a technician, the case for Washington is pay: the statewide median was $59,740, and $61,260 in the Seattle area. The caveat is that Washington licenses technicians, so a move from a certification state means checking what transfers first. Washington State University trains veterinarians in Pullman. Today that is 96 live veterinary jobs in Washington. Ethos Veterinary Health, Lap of Love, and Western Veterinary Partners have posted the most of them, and Seattle, Lakewood, and Tacoma have more than anywhere else.