Student Representative - St. George's University

Summary Of Job Purpose And Function

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

Essential Responsibilities And Tasks

• 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 student body regarding Banfield.
• Absorb and distribute materials, post announcements, reserve meeting rooms, arrange catering, prepare giveaways, and handle all other event details for campus visits arranged by the Student Programs team and assigned Banfield Medical Director.
• Participate in presentations on campus and 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 Programs team of student activities and functions that may serve as venues for Banfield participation (i.e., 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.

Hiring qualifications

• Competencies:
  • Leadership: Action oriented, Command skills, Integrity and trust, Planning, Peer Relationships
  • Functional Competencies: Presentation skills, Approachability, Listening, Problem solving
• Capabilities And Experience (can Do):
  • Ability to multi-task, Communication skills, Organizational ability, Problem solving skills, Client service skills, Intellectual ability, Computer skills
• Attitudes (Will do):
  • Initiative, Integrity, Cooperativeness, Flexibility, Independence, Tolerance for Stress / Resiliency

Special Working Conditions

• Mental processes for reasoning, remembering, mathematics, and language ability to perform duties proficiently.
• Ability to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form and to solve problems involving several variables.
• Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, and climb as well as manipulate (lift, carry, move) up to 50 pounds.
• Environment where pets are present.

Experience, Education And/or Training

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