Remote Veterinary Nurse/Technician - Diagnostic Imaging & Teleradiology Support (via Employer of Record)

November 14, 2026

Description Behind Every Image Is an Animal. Behind Every Animal Is Someone Who Loves Them. Location: Remote | New Zealand-based Employment Type: Employee (via Employer of Record) Hourly Rate: NZ$32.00-$38.00 per hour + weekend shift differential Expected Start Date: November 2026 Your Next Chapter in Veterinary Care Starts Here You know what it feels like when a veterinary team is waiting for answers. Diagnostic images have been submitted. Clinical history is essential. A treating veterinarian needs timely, accurate information to make important decisions. Somewhere, a concerned pet owner is waiting for news about a beloved animal. At Vet's Choice Radiology (VCR), your work helps connect those moments. We're seeking experienced veterinary nurses and veterinary technicians who excel at clinical coordination, attention to detail, and supporting exceptional patient care. This is an opportunity to apply your veterinary knowledge in a different way, helping veterinary teams and board-certified specialists work together through a global teleradiology service. Choose a Schedule That Fits Your Lifestyle Veterinary care never stops, and neither do we. VCR provides specialist teleradiology services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. As part of our New Zealand team, your schedule will align with U.S.-based overnight operations while allowing you to work daytime and afternoon hours locally. Available Schedule Options (New Zealand Time) Option 1 Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight NZST (3:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. during NZDT) Option 2 Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight NZST (3:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. during NZDT) Option 3 Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. NZST Sunday 4:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. NZST These schedules support U.S. Central Time operations. Working hours may shift by approximately one hour during daylight saving transitions. Employees receive an additional shift differential for designated weekend hours. What You'll Be Doing You won't be interpreting diagnostic studies or making medical diagnoses. Instead, you'll play a critical role in ensuring cases move efficiently and accurately through the diagnostic process. Review and Optimise Review imaging submissions for completeness, image quality, clinical history, and patient information before radiologist review. Keep Cases Moving Monitor workflow queues and identify issues that could affect turnaround times. Solve Clinical Gaps Work directly with veterinary practices to obtain missing information, clarify requests, and document next steps. Support Veterinary Teams Provide timely and professional communication that helps veterinary professionals feel informed and supported. Work with Modern Technology Utilise Salesforce, Microsoft 365, Teams, and specialised veterinary radiology platforms to support daily operations. Comprehensive Training and Support Your success begins with structured onboarding. You'll receive approximately four weeks of fully paid training alongside experienced Team Leads who will guide you through our systems, workflows, quality standards, and communication processes. The goal is simple: to ensure you feel confident, supported, and set up for long-term success. Requirements What You'll Bring We're looking for someone who naturally notices details, communicates effectively, and takes pride in providing outstanding support to both colleagues and veterinary professionals. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications <ul><li> Veterinary Nursing qualification, Veterinary Technology qualification, or equivalent veterinary clinical training </li></ul>Experience <ul><li> Minimum three years of veterinary clinical experience </li></ul>Technical Knowledge <ul><li> Strong understanding of veterinary anatomy, medical terminology, and diagnostic imaging</li><li> Experience obtaining, reviewing, or working with radiographs </li></ul>Remote Work Requirements <ul><li> Current legal right to work in New Zealand</li><li> Dedicated professional home office environment</li><li> Reliable high-speed internet connectivity </li></ul>Highly Regarded Experience In <ul><li> Emergency veterinary medicine</li><li> Specialty veterinary practice</li><li> Diagnostic imaging</li><li> Teleradiology operations</li><li> Fast-paced referral environments </li></ul>If your experience doesn't align perfectly with every preferred qualification, we still encourage you to apply. Why Join Vet's Choice Radiology? Meaningful Work Help veterinary teams deliver timely specialist care to animals around the world. Remote Flexibility Work from home with company-provided equipment and technology support. Career Development Develop specialised expertise in veterinary imaging operations, clinical workflow coordination, and global teleradiology services. Supportive Team Culture Join a collaborative, highly skilled team that values professionalism, communication, continuous learning, and mutual support. Employment Benefits As an employee hired through our Employer of Record partner, you'll receive employment benefits and statutory entitlements applicable under New Zealand employment legislation, including KiwiSaver eligibility where applicable. Meet Your Future Team Our recruitment process is conversational and straightforward. You'll have the opportunity to meet with members of our Clinical Liaison leadership team and learn more about the role, the schedules, and what success looks like at VCR. If you're looking to apply your veterinary experience in a new way while remaining connected to patient care, we'd love to hear from you. Ready to be part of the future of veterinary specialty care? Apply today and help veterinary teams deliver the answers that matter when they matter most.

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