What is the salary like at VCA?

Good benefits and perks, decent pay

LOTS of multilayered management which leads to poor communication among the different levels (eg multi-state directors to regional director to hospital manager), poor pay for technicians, training and support lackluster

Good clients, good pay, I like the hours, I like their scribe program, great benefits

I hate woofware, but the scribe helps with that (however sometimes it does take a while) Bad rep, anyone’s hears VCA and knows it’s a large corporation, and the prices reflect it Upper management try’s to be involved, but they’re really just number pushers who don’t care about the team and don’t really know vet med.

Flexible hours, working with my schedule, room to advance, good pay.

commonly understaffed like more professions

Good pay and benefits with average time off that you get quickly

Prices increase way too frequently and clients complain more and more often.

Great pay, benefits, and opportunity for growth.

More resources for handling challenges with DVM communication would be amazing. But still an amazing company.

Hospital team is great and works hard

Low pay for field. Only allowed to have bare minimum staff or leas but upper leadership expects high quality medicine for low pay

Obviously getting to be around animals is a huge perk of the job

You get reprimanded for discussing wages, they pay very little and expect a lot

Good pay, fairly good benefits.

Management is slowly improving. Prices continue to rise pushing away clients.

Good discount (75% off and some things are free).

Overworked, corporate/HR is typical stereotype that doesn’t care about your wellbeing. Comparing other clinic compensation, VCA has great pay but others pay even better.

Large company with lots of space to grow and learn

Things fall through the cracks and the variability of pay is not fair to all, for such a large company could be better