CityVet Veterinarian Externship : Atlanta, GA

CityVet Externship Program CityVet is now accepting applications for its Veterinarian 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. Program Overview CityVet externships provide a structured yet flexible clinical experience in small animal general practice settings, with many locations also offering urgent care exposure.

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:
• CityVet clinics available across multiple states
• Housing: Housing is not provided; however, CityVet 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. What to Expect Externs work alongside experienced veterinary teams and receive hands-on exposure that may include: 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. About CityVet CityVet 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.