Veterinary Technician Programs in Kansas

What can you do with an associate’s degree from one of the accredited veterinary technician programs in Kansas listed below? Veterinary technicians - also known as vet techs - assist veterinarians in caring for animals, whether that requires administering routine shots or assisting during surgery. Before being fully qualified, applicants for these jobs need to complete their formal training and pass the state exam for veterinary technicians. A two-year program, such as an associate’s degree, includes training in medical terminology, animal care, lab procedures, veterinary diseases, parasitology, microbiology, surgical assistance techniques, large and small animal medicine, and veterinary pharmacology.

Narrow your search:

Brown Mackie College

Associate
Associate of Science in Veterinary Technology: The Veterinary Technology program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills leading to entry-level employment in a variety of veterinary clinical settings and related fields.
Other programs available at Brown Mackie College: Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology
Lenexa, Salina