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at AVMA booth #736
Come meet the Banfield team at AVMA! We’re excited to chat about how we’re helping Veterinarians grow their careers while improving the lives of pets through preventive care.
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Why choose Banfield
Preventive care focus
Evidence-based medicine
We're the leading provider of preventive veterinary care in the U.S. Our proactive approach emphasizes early diagnosis, oral health, mobility, and nutrition—backed by evidence-based protocols and continuous quality oversight.
Industry-leading benefits
Comprehensive support
Generous PTO with no negative accrual, 24/7 mental health support, medical/dental/vision, 401(k) with 3.5% match, fertility support, paid parental leave, and our industry-leading veterinary student debt relief program.
Continuous learning
Professional growth
Paid continuing education for Veterinarians and CVTs, plus Banfield University—our internal learning portal offering training and development opportunities available anytime to support your career advancement.
New grad support
Incredible perks
Final year tuition covered, $25K early stipend, 12-week individualized onboarding with coaching, relocation support up to $10K, and up to $450/month towards student loans for full-time veterinary new grads.
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