Veterinarian Externship: Oklahoma , OK

City Vet Externship Program

City Vet Externship Program, offering third- and fourth-year DVM students the opportunity to gain hands‑on clinical experience in a veterinarian‑led practice environment.

This program is designed for students seeking meaningful mentorship, real‑world clinical exposure, and insight into practice models centered on autonomy, collaboration, and long‑term career growth.

• Eligibility: 3rd and 4th‑year DVM students at AVMA‑accredited veterinary schools
• Duration: Two‑week externship blocks, with flexibility to accommodate university rotation requirements
• Stipend: Competitive stipend, paid via direct deposit on the first Friday of the rotation
• Locations: City Vet clinics available across multiple states
• Housing: Housing is not provided;
  City Vet can share accommodation recommendations from prior externs
• International students: Eligible if enrolled at an AVMA‑accredited university and authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available at this time

• Small animal general practice medicine and surgery
• Client communication and case management
• Collaboration with technicians and support staff
• Exposure to clinic operations and team leadership
• Mentorship from practicing veterinarians

Externships are customizable whenever possible, allowing students to align their experience with individual clinical interests and career goals.

City Vet is a veterinarian‑founded, led, and owned organization focused on supporting veterinarians through clinical autonomy, personalized mentorship, and collaborative practice environments. Each clinic is locally led by a veterinarian and supported by a centralized home office team, allowing doctors to focus on patient care while maintaining independence in how they practice medicine.

• Seeking hands‑on clinical experience in a supportive practice setting
• Value mentorship and professional development
• Exploring potential post‑graduate employment or a long‑term career fit
• Want exposure to a veterinarian‑led practice model