Vet Tech Scope of Practice by State
What a credentialed veterinary technician, and an unlicensed assistant, may do in each state — inducing anesthesia, dental extractions, suturing, euthanasia, rabies vaccination and more — and under which level of veterinarian supervision, summarized from that state’s own practice act and board rules.
Where a state’s text does not name a task, its page says so rather than guessing.
Each page carries its own citations and a “last verified” date.
Rules change — confirm the current text with the board before relying on it.
A state missing from this list has not been researched and written up yet.
It is not a statement about that state’s rules.
How to earn the credential in the first place is covered in vet tech requirements by state, and open roles are on the vet tech job board.
Hiring a Vet Assistant or Tech? Delegation Rules by State
Each state page above splits the same eleven tasks between a credentialed technician and an unlicensed assistant, from that state's own practice act and rules. Use your state's page to decide what you can hand to an uncredentialed assistant, and check who may use the technician title before you write the job posting.

