Are you a passionate small animal veterinarian early in your career and looking to deepen your knowledge, grow your network, and step into a flexible and occasional role within the veterinary education space? We're offering an exciting opportunity for one enthusiastic vet in North America to become a Panel Discussion Host for some of our live online events!

This is a fantastic way to get involved behind the scenes of high-quality veterinary CE, while gaining valuable experience and access to world-class learning. 

What’s Involved?
As a host, you'll be responsible for welcoming and supporting the panelists and moderator, including providing basic support in the Zoom platform (such as screen sharing, background management, using the Q&A function). You will open and close the live session, welcome the attendees, introduce the speakers, and manage in-session polls and breaks. 

Timing & Commitment:
Hosting duties will take place between approx. 5:30pm and 8:30pm EST, giving you the flexibility to fit this opportunity around your clinic work. These sessions typically run occasionally to once or twice a month. 

What’s In It for You?
This is not a paid role, but it comes with exceptional value: 

• Free access to our library of high-end small animal online learning
• 20% discount off all our 1.5- or 2-day Workshops
• Invaluable exposure to leading specialists and current clinical debates
• Hands-on hosting experience with full training and ongoing support

What We’re Looking For:

• A clear and confident communicator with a friendly, professional presence
• Comfortable using Zoom and quick to learn basic technical functions
• Stable internet connection and a quiet environment to host from
• Reliable, organized, and genuinely interested in small animal medicine

Whether you’re a new graduate or have a few years under your belt, if you’re excited by the idea of connecting people and ideas while building your own knowledge base, we’d love to hear from you! To apply for this position, please submit your CV and a covering letter outlining why you want this role and your suitability, to Anslie McLaughlin at anslie@vetpd.com, by 30th April 2025.