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I like Lurkette's Cutthroat answer, but not immediately. Keep a log of times and events. And pictures. Get a cheap disposable camera, and start taking pictures to go with the log. It would probably be best to use a camera with a time stamp though...
Its hard to take a young/new technicians word over an experienced vet doctor. And jury's / panels / comitees love pictures. They are much harder to refute. Turn off the flash and take a picture of him trading stock as you walk by. Take a picture of the filthy office environment before you clean it.
Personally, i would try and do this, while looking for a job on the sly. Keep it quiet. Once you have a potential job lined up, and blackmail material, approach the doctor politely. Try and talk some sense into him. Then blackmail/report him. Then leave. If you are going to leave, you might as well try and clean up the place first. Leave the clinic a better place than it was when you came kinda deal.
Keep in mind, im young and have no experience in a situation like that, so take what you will from it.
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