Board-Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Barkera
- New York, New York, United States
- New York, New York, United States
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At Barkera™, we're driving a movement to elevate pet ownership through education, innovation, and industry-wide collaboration. Our mission is to bring unity to a fragmented pet industry by connecting trusted experts—from veterinarians and trainers to breeders and shelters—to support pet owners with reliable knowledge and tools.
As a member of our fast-moving, passionate team, you’ll help reshape an industry and improve the lives of pets and their people. We’re here to build lasting change—and we’re just getting started.
Please note: In addition to roles within Barkera™, we also recruit for opportunities with our trusted Partner Companies. These positions are managed by separate teams, but share our broader mission of making a positive impact to our world.
Job Description Barkera is seeking a
Board-Certified Veterinary Behaviorist (DACVB)
to join our expert network and serve as a leading authority in
canine behavioral health education, prevention, and owner guidance .
This role is ideal for a veterinary behaviorist who is passionate about:
Educating pet owners on humane, evidence-based behavior management
Preventing behavioral issues through early education
Addressing behavior from a
medical, neurobiological, epigenetics and environmental lens
Disseminating breed-specific educational content for pet owners to learn preventative pet care
Improving outcomes through collaboration between veterinarians, trainers, and owners
This is a
non-clinical, educational and advisory role , designed to extend your impact beyond individual cases while respecting the Veterinary-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR).
Both
remote participation
and
select in-person opportunities
are available.
Requirements As a Board-Certified Veterinary Behaviorist with Barkera, you may contribute in the following areas:
Behavioral Health Education & Content Development Develop and review
evidence-based behavioral health education
across multiple formats, including:
In-depth written guides and articles
Video, audio, and webinar-based instruction
Courses, diagrams, and clinical behavior explainers
Owner-facing resources addressing behavior prevention and intervention
Translate complex topics such as:
Neurobiology of behavior
Fear, anxiety, stress, and arousal systems
Aggression (diagnosis, risk factors, prevention—not diagnosis or treatment of individual cases)
Address root causes of behavior through education on gut-microbiome and gut-brain axis connections to behavior
Developmental periods and socialization
Behavioral effects of pain, illness, and endocrine disorders
Advisory & Curriculum Development Contribute to the design of:
Structured behavior education curricula and learning pathways
Preventative behavior frameworks for puppies and adolescents
Assessment tools, quizzes, and retention-based learning resources
Review behavior-related content for:
Scientific accuracy and ethical alignment
Appropriate scope (education vs. clinical intervention)
Consistency with DACVB and AVSAB standards
Thought Leadership & Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Expert panels, roundtables, and live Q&A sessions
Cross-disciplinary collaboration with veterinarians, trainers, breeders, and animal behavior professionals
Strategic initiatives focused on improving behavior education standards across the pet industry
Educate pet owners on:
The difference between training, behavior modification, and medical behavioral conditions
When referral to a veterinary behaviorist is appropriate
How to communicate effectively with veterinary and training professionals
Areas of Behavioral Expertise We Value All DACVB-certified professionals are encouraged to apply.
Particular areas of interest include:
Canine fear, anxiety, and stress-related disorders
Aggression risk assessment and prevention education
Puppy socialization and early behavioral development
Adolescent behavior and impulse control
Behavioral impacts of pain, illness, and chronic disease
Psychopharmacology education (high-level, non-prescriptive)
Environmental enrichment and welfare-focused behavior strategies
Human–animal bond and owner education
Qualifications & Requirements
DVM or VMD degree
Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (DACVB)
Active veterinary licensure (or eligibility, where applicable)
Demonstrated expertise in veterinary behavioral medicine
Strong commitment to
education, prevention, and ethical behavior practices
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
Comfort contributing through digital platforms and remote collaboration tools
Ability to work independently while collaborating with a multidisciplinary expert team
Openness to professional dialogue, peer review, and constructive scientific discussion
Prior experience in teaching, writing, speaking, or curriculum development strongly preferred
Engagement Format
Educational content creation and review
Virtual panels, webinars, and Q&A sessions
Curriculum development and strategic advisory work
Workshops, summits, and industry events
Educational filming or live presentations
Strategic collaboration sessions
Participation level and scheduling are
flexible and self-directed .
As part of the Barkera Expert Network, you will have access to:
Flexible, work-from-anywhere engagement
Opportunities to expand your professional reach
nationally and globally
Coaching and mentorship programs to support ongoing professional growth
A platform to responsibly showcase your expertise and thought leadership
Access to
deeply discounted Barkera products and services
Exclusive
Private Travel Membership , including pet travel benefits
Discounts across
40+ “Powered By Barkera” technologies
to support your professional or academic endeavors
Direct collaboration with Barkera leadership and a curated network of top-tier pet industry experts
Optional participation in
paid engagements, research initiatives, and revenue-sharing opportunities
Equal Opportunity Statement Barkera Corp. is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environment. All qualified candidates will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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Sprachkenntnisse
- English
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