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Benefits offered by this job
VIN membership at no charge
Continuing education allowance
Medical, dental, vision coverage eligibility
Life insurance eligibility
401(k) retirement savings plan eligibility
Professional liability coverage
Job summary
National Veterinary Associates in Mission, Kansas is offering a rotating small animal internship that focuses on various fields such as internal medicine and emergency care. Interns will gain hands-on experience in critical care and advanced diagnostics while receiving mentorship from specialists. The position provides annual compensation of $45,000, VIN membership, continuing education allowance, and eligibility for comprehensive health benefits. Applicants must hold a DVM, VMD, or equivalent and be able to obtain Kansas licensure.
Qualifications
Ability to obtain Kansas veterinary medical licensure.
Strong academic performance and professional recommendations.
Work authorization in the United States; no visa sponsorship, TN status considered.
Responsibilities
Primary case management with specialist supervision.
Emergency case stabilization under experienced ER doctors.
Attend weekly critical care and surgery rounds.
Construct and present a one‑hour continuing education lecture.
Engage in referral case discussions with specialists.
Support patients with intensive monitoring.
Skills
Excellent work ethic
Enthusiasm for learning
Client interaction skills
Education
DVM, VMD, or equivalent
Job description
National Veterinary Associates in Mission, Kansas is offering a rotating small animal internship that focuses on various fields such as internal medicine and emergency care. Interns will gain hands-on experience in critical care and advanced diagnostics while receiving mentorship from specialists. The position provides annual compensation of $45,000, VIN membership, continuing education allowance, and eligibility for comprehensive health benefits. Applicants must hold a DVM, VMD, or equivalent and be able to obtain Kansas licensure.