DVM Student Externship- Lake City Animal Health & Wellness

Company Description

A Practice Where Future Veterinarians Can Thrive/Learn/Grow!

At Lake City Animal Health & Wellness Center, you’ll discover not just a team, but a group of individuals who genuinely care about your success. We believe that the best veterinary care is provided in an environment where collaboration, innovation, and support are at the core of everything we do.

Our goal is to provide the highest level of veterinary care for pets in our community. Our facility is a 13,000 sq. ft. Fear Free and Cat Friendly environment, equipped with the latest veterinary technology.

Warsaw is about 2 hours southeast of Chicago, IL, in the northeast section of Indiana.  Whether you’re into history, outdoor lakes and beach adventures, dining or culture, Warsaw has something for everyone. Higher educational opportunities are available at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana University-South Bend, and Indiana Wesleyan University. The downtown area is also very busy with an award-winning craft brewery and multiple restaurants! Come check us out – we’re confident you’ll love it and want to stay. 

Learn More About Our Hospital Here!!

Job Description

We’re looking for:

• 1st through 4th Year Veterinary Students
• Compassionate, Team Player, and Strong Communicator 
• Veterinary students looking to enhance their education through real-world experiences

We offer our Veterinary Student Externs:

• Paid Externship Hours
• 1:1 Mentorship and Guidance 
• Future Veterinary Opportunity Preferences
• Future Ownership Opportunities through our Partner Track Program
• DVM Mentor Network
• Flexible Scheduling
• This Externship is paid at $15 per hour

Qualifications

• Must be an Active Veterinary Student from an AVMA Accredited Institution.  

Additional Information

WE ARE A DRUG-FREE, SMOKE-FREE, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 

Company Policy & Federal & State Laws Forbid Discrimination Because of Age, Color, Race, Religion, Sex, Disability, Sexual Orientation, or National Origin