LMU Student Ambassador

Location:

Lincoln Memorial University at Orange Park, FL (LMU‑OP). Pay range: $1,250 stipend per semester.

The primary purpose of the Student Ambassador is to serve as a liaison between their university (students and faculty) and an assigned Banfield Medical Director.

• Represent Banfield Pet Hospital in a sincere, professional manner.
• Proactively promote awareness of Banfield’s mission and vision among peers and answer questions from faculty and the student body regarding Banfield.
• Assist the Student Programs team and assigned Banfield Medical Director in arranging campus visits at the ambassador’s school by distributing materials, posting announcements, reserving meeting rooms, arranging catering, preparing giveaways, and handling all event details.
• Participate in campus presentations and provide follow‑up with students and Banfield.
• Distribute Banfield flyers, posters, e‑flyers and other collateral to faculty and student body of the ambassador’s school as allowed by the school’s vendor policy.
• Inform the Student Program team of student activities and functions that may serve as a venue for Banfield participation (e.g., job fairs, open house, SCAVMA activities).
• Attend Banfield‑sponsored conferences and educational meetings when appropriate.
• Keep an open line of communication with the Student Programs team and assigned Banfield Medical Director.
• Perform other job duties as assigned.

• Action oriented
• Command skills
• Integrity and trust
• Planning
• Peer relationships

• Priority setting
• Presentation skills
• Approachability
• Listening
• Problem solving

• Ability to multi‑task; manage multiple tasks simultaneously and shift attention quickly without loss of accuracy or frustration.
• Excellent communication skills: reads, writes, and speaks fluent English using appropriate grammar, style, and vocabulary; correct spelling of commonly used English words and job‑specific terms; demonstrates exceptionally strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Organizational ability: systematic approach to assignments; orderly; turns chaos into order.
• Problem‑solving skills: strong ability to identify, analyze, and solve problems; decisive; translates problems into practical solutions.
• Client service skills: consistently provides attentive, courteous, and informative service to the client.
• Intellectual ability: accurately and consistently follows instructions delivered in oral, written, or diagram format.
• Mathematical ability: add, subtract, multiply, divide, compute rates, ratios, and percentages; convert units of measurement.
• Computer skills: confidently uses Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and other specialized software.

Must have cognitive abilities for reasoning, remembering, mathematics, and language (reading, writing, speaking English) to perform duties proficiently. Ability to carry out written, oral, or diagram instructions and solve problems involving several variables. Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, and climb; manipulate up to 50pounds. Noise level is normally moderate. Environment with pets present.

Enrolled as a student in a veterinary medicine program at a School or College of Veterinary Medicine.

• Health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Generous 401(k) and Roth retirement plans with company match.
• Best‑in‑class student debt relief program (for full‑time DVMs).
• Paid time off and holidays.
• Top‑tier mental health and wellbeing resources, including free coaching and counseling.
• Associate life insurance (company‑paid) and supplemental life insurance.
• Company‑paid short‑ and long‑term disability.
• Flexible…