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How much do Veterinary Technicians make per year?

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Dr. Frank’s Answer

A typical degree program completed by a veterinary technician lasts for two years and is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Vet tech certification, licensing, and registration requirements vary by state.

According to the BLS, veterinary techs employed by federal and state government agencies earned the highest average annual salaries, $48,020 and $44,770, respectively. ... If working for an employment service, the average salary was $38,410; diagnostic and medical laboratories paid an average annual wage of $37,730.


The average pay for a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) is $15.71 per hour. The average pay for a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) is $37,802 per year.
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Bre’s Answer

Check out glassdoor.com! Enter in your profession, location, and how many years experience you want to get the estimate for.
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Nirah’s Answer

Vet tech salaries can be extremely variable. It would depend on where you live (certain areas have much higher or lower pay), and also your certifications. Some states require licensure of veterinary technicians (unlicensed staff are "vet assistants") and pay for licensed techs is much more than for unlicensed staff. Here in Saint Louis, I have seen vet assistant jobs posted for about $10 per hour (about $21,000 per year) and licensed vet techs start at 15-20 per hour ($30-45,000/year). Salaries on the east coast are typically quite a bit higher. Experienced techs or those working in some industries can make much more. Your best bet is to go to a job site like indeed and check out job postings in your area.
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