On-Campus Student Advocate; Cornell, 2028 & 2029 Graduate

Overview

Join the team that supports the teams. At Mission Pet Health's Home Office in Birmingham, AL, our purpose is to provide world-class support to our network of 850+ animal hospitals nationwide. We manage the business side of veterinary medicine—from Finance and HR to IT and Marketing—so our 20,000+ hospital teammates can focus on what they do best: providing exceptional care to pets and their families.

We are a veterinarian-led, people-focused, and pet-obsessed organization, founded on the belief that local practices thrive with autonomy and excellent support. Our award-winning culture is powered by our WAG values: Work Together, Amaze, and Grow. This philosophy has helped us be recognized by Newsweek as the #1 Most Loved Workplace in Healthcare and #11 in America for 2024.

What’s in it for you at our Home Office? When you join our team, you’re not just starting a job; you’re building a career with a tangible, lasting impact. You can expect:

• Unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional development.
• Industry-leading benefits in a culture where your well-being comes first.
• The chance to apply your expertise to support the future of veterinary care on a national scale.

We’re on a mission to be the greatest veterinary company in the world, and that mission is anchored by the incredible talent in our Home Office. If you're ready to make a difference for thousands of veterinary professionals and countless pets, we’d love for you to be a part of it!

Mission Pet Health is a growing network of over 800 veterinary hospitals across the United States. Founded and led by veterinarians, we are committed to clinical excellence and building a strong, supportive community for veterinary professionals at every stage of their careers.

As part of our expanding University Program, Mission Pet Health is seeking passionate and engaged Student Advocates to represent our network on veterinary school campuses. Student Advocates are critical to building relationships, promoting opportunities, and strengthening our connection with students, faculty, and administration.

This role is designed for students who want to make an impact while growing their own professional network and gaining leadership experience. You’ll be a vital connector between Mission Pet Health and your school—sharing resources, organizing events, and championing student engagement with our community of hospitals across the country.

• Serve as the liaison between Mission Pet Health and veterinary students, faculty, clubs, and university staff.
• Promote awareness and participation in Mission Pet Health’s student program, through outreach such as email, networking events, and student organization meetings.
• Share information with peers about clinical and career opportunities within the Mission Pet Health network.
• Keep Mission Pet Health informed of job fairs, student events, and other campus happenings; assist in promoting job openings and events to your fellow students.
• Organize and help execute on-campus events such as meet-and-greets, lunch & learns, and speaker panels. Manage logistics including scheduling, reserving spaces, and coordinating catering.
• Host at least one student engagement event per semester.
• Assist with campus visits from Mission Pet Health team members and attend career fairs or other relevant events.
• Complete at least one clinical rotation at a Mission Pet Health hospital within your first year as an Advocate.
• Support Mission Pet Health’s social media efforts by providing monthly content, such as photos, testimonials, or stories about your experiences and student events.

• Competitive compensation
• Join a community of veterinary professionals across the U.S. and gain early access to mentorship and connections.
• Customized externship opportunities designed around your interests and schedule.
• Exclusive access to all job opportunities within the Mission Pet Health network after graduation—including eligibility for a loyalty bonus.
• Build your resume with real-world leadership, marketing, and communication experience.

• Current 1st, 2nd, or 3rd-year veterinary students
• Students who are actively engaged in their school community and veterinary student clubs
• Applicants must not be employed by another veterinary group as a student representative