Remote Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist; DACVIM/ACVN
Hialeah, Miami-Dade County, Florida, 33002, USA
Listed on 2026-11-05
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Healthcare
Dietitian / Nutritionist, Wellness
Davie, United States | Posted on 01/22/2026
At Barkera™, we're driving a movement to elevate pet ownership through education, innovation, and industry-wide collaboration. Our mission is to bring unity to a fragmented pet industry by connecting trusted experts—from veterinarians and trainers to breeders and shelters—to support pet owners with reliable knowledge and tools.
As a member of our fast-moving, passionate team,you’ll help reshape an industry and improve the lives of pets and their people.
We’re here to build lasting change—and we’re just getting started.
Please note:
In addition to roles within Barkera™, we also recruit for opportunities withour trusted Partner Companies. These positions are managed by separate teams,but share our broader mission of making a positive impact to our world.
Barkera is seeking a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist (DACVIM – Nutrition / ACVN) to join our expert network and contribute to the development, review, and dissemination of advanced, evidence-based nutritional education for pet owners and professionals..
This role is ideal for a nutrition specialist who is passionate about:
Preventative and therapeutic nutrition
Nutrigenomics and metabolic health
Translating complex science into owner-facing education
Shaping the future of proactive pet health through nutrition
Opportunities are available for remote participation , with select in-person engagements for events, panels, workshops, research collaboration, or strategic initiatives.
This is a non-clinical, advisory and educational role , not a replacement for individual veterinary-patient-client relationships (VCPR).
RequirementsAs a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist with Barkera, you may contribute in the following ways:
Education & Content Development
Develop and review
evidence-based nutrition content
across multiple formats, including:
Long-form educational articles and guides
Video, audio, and webinar-based instruction
Courses, diagrams, and clinical nutrition explainers
Nutritional frameworks for different life stages and health conditions
Translate advanced concepts such as:
Nutrigenomics and gene–diet interactions
Metabolic health and disease prevention
Macronutrient and micronutrient balance
Functional vs. non-functional ingredients
Breed-specific and size-specific nutritional considerations
Advisory & Curriculum Support
- Contribute to the development of:
Structured nutrition curricula and learning pathways
Educational assessments, quizzes, and retention tools
- Provide expert review of nutrition-related content to ensure:
Scientific accuracy
Alignment with ACVN and veterinary best practices
Ethical, non-promotional, evidence-based messaging
Thought Leadership & Collaboration
Expert panels, round tables, and live Q&A sessions
Cross-disciplinary collaboration with veterinarians, breeders, trainers, and scientists
Strategic discussions related to nutrition innovation, research priorities, and education standards
Support Barkera’s mission to educate pet owners on:
How to discuss nutrition effectively with their veterinarian
Avoiding misinformation and unsupported dietary trends
Areas of Expertise We Value
While all ACVN-certified professionals are encouraged to apply, particular interest areas include:
Preventative nutrition and longevity
Therapeutic diets for chronic disease
Puppy growth and developmental nutrition
Large and giant breed nutrition
Reproductive, gestational, and neonatal nutrition
Geriatric nutrition and cognitive aging
Nutritional risk assessment and formulation analysis
Raw, fresh, home-prepared, and commercial diet evaluation (evidence-based)
Qualifications & Requirements
Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Nutrition)
(DACVIM – Nutrition / ACVN Board-Certified)
DVM or VMD degree…
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