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Hear what vet students have to say about their on-the-job experience at Banfield

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Making independent medical decisions, while having the strength and support of thousands behind you every step of the way – that’s Banfield!

If you choose to become a Banfield doctor you’ll enjoy a flexible schedule, continuing education opportunities, excellent compensation, growth opportunities and so much more. But we understand you’ll want to interview several practices before making your decision.

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Class of
2012

Jovanna Radillo at UC Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine
Sacramento, California

“What I really loved about the Banfield Student Job Program is that it allowed me to work through real-life cases and develop the veterinary skills that I know I will use daily in my career. The hospital team was very welcoming. They made sure that all my questions were answered, and they were happy to help me when I wanted to learn more about any condition, technique or even a work-up that was done in the hospital. Now working on cases in school or at work, I find myself continuing to use the skills I learned in my student job program.”

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