Volunteer
The Medical Society of Virginia is partnering with the Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics to link Virginia physicians with volunteer opportunities to practice medicine and provide care for those who need it most.
Volunteers are the life blood of Virginia’s free and charitable clinics – indeed they could not provide the vulnerable communities across the Commonwealth with high-quality care without the incredible support of medical and non-medical volunteers. However, due to the pandemic and other factors, clinics have seen a decrease in volunteerism, especially in licensed healthcare providers.
Realizing the critical role volunteers play in service delivery and with the rising need for free clinic services, the Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics, which represents 60 clinics across the state, launched a Volunteer Opportunity Board & Volunteer Directory. This is a centralized, easy-to-use, web-based tool that quickly and conveniently connects interested healthcare volunteers with current volunteer needs in Virginia’s free clinics. By visiting this website, interested medical volunteers can review current needs as well as register to add their name to the directory of interested volunteers for free clinics to contact once an opportunity becomes available.
Visit VAFCC online.
To learn more about Virginia’s network of free and charitable clinics, be sure to visit the VAFCC website now!
