Credentialed veterinary technicians who choose to earn their VTS in Anesthesia and Analgesia must undergo a rigorous and lengthy application and examination process that demonstrates a superior degree of anesthesia knowledge and technical skill compared to other, non-specialized technicians.
While many technicians who apply for VTS status have trained extensively under veterinary anesthesiologists (as has PEAK founder and CEO Kim Spelts), a Veterinary Technician Specialist is NOT a veterinarian or veterinary anesthesiologist. As do all veterinary technicians, a VTS must always work under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.


