MEDICAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Use Your Skills.
Serve Your City.
Bring your training, experience, and gifts to provide compassionate, Christ-centered care for neighbors in our community.
Why Serve?
Serve with purpose
Help remove financial barriers to timely medical care for people in our community.
Use the gifts you already have
You don’t need to learn an entirely new way to serve. Bring the skills, experience, and training you already use every day.
Reconnect with why you chose healthcare
Serving can be grounding, encouraging, and renewing — a chance to care for people in a different way.
There is a place for your skills.
Explore medical volunteer opportunities for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, EMTs, medical assistants, phlebotomists, and other licensed professionals.
Nursing & Patient Care
Registered Nurses
Licensed Vocational Nurses
EMTs
Paramedics
Clinical & Diagnostic Support
Medical Assistants
Phlebotomists
Lab Technicians
Other Licensed Professionals
Pharmacists
Therapists
Other credentialed clinicians
A small, consistent commitment makes a big difference.
We ask our regular medical volunteers to serve approximately one four-hour shift each month. Consistent serving rotations help us build a dependable clinical team, create smoother clinic days, and allow volunteers to become familiar with our patients, staff, and systems.
REGULAR CLINIC HOURS
Monday • Wednesday • Friday
10 AM–2 PM
CAN’T SERVE DURING WEEKDAY HOURS?
We also welcome medical professionals who are available for evening or weekend specialty clinics.
Providers need a different schedule?
We can work with physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to create specialty clinic times that fit their availability.
Your license. Your skills.
The right scope of practice.
Every Good City Health medical volunteer is credentialed and privileged for the role in which they serve. Licenses and certifications are verified, and clinical privileges are based on each volunteer’s training, experience, and professional scope.
Whether you are a physician, nurse, medical assistant, EMT, paramedic, phlebotomist, or another licensed or certified medical professional, we want you serving confidently within the skills and responsibilities appropriate to your role.
Credentialing
We verify current licenses, certifications, and qualifications before clinical service.
Privileging
Volunteers are approved only for the services and responsibilities appropriate to their training and role.
Practice with confidence
Our goal is to create a safe, supportive clinical environment for both patients and volunteers.
We'll help you get ready to serve.
Plan for approximately 3 months from application to clinical service.
1
Apply
Submit your volunteer application.
2
Credentialing
We verify licenses, certifications, and qualifications.
3
Documentation
Complete required background checks and onboarding materials.
4
Orientation
Learn our clinic processes, expectations, and systems.
5
Begin Serving
Join your clinical rotation once onboarding is complete.
FTCA Protection
Good City Health is an FTCA-deemed health center. Eligible clinical volunteers providing qualifying services on behalf of Good City Health may receive medical malpractice protection under the Federal Tort Claims Act after completion of applicable credentialing and onboarding requirements.
FTCA eligibility and coverage are reviewed as part of onboarding before a volunteer begins providing patient care.
Use what you know to make a difference.
Whether you can give four hours a month, serve in an occasional specialty clinic, or bring a unique skill to our team, your time and expertise can help make compassionate care possible for someone in our community.
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FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions
Read through commonly asked questions by interested clinic volunteers.
Yes. All medical volunteers must hold a current license or certification appropriate to their role and be in good standing with the applicable licensing or credentialing organization. Licenses and certifications will be verified before clinical service.
Yes. We have non-medical volunteer opportunities that do not require a medical license or clinical experience. These may include administrative support, hospitality, pastoral care, translation, and other areas of service based on clinic needs.
Volunteers work alongside our clinic team to help provide an organized, welcoming experience for our patients. You can expect to be encouraged, appreciated, and valued for what you bring to our team and to the community we serve. We want every volunteer to know that their time, skills, and willingness to serve make a meaningful difference.
We ask volunteers to serve at least once a month in a four-hour shift. Consistent service helps us build a dependable, cohesive team and supports continuity in clinic operations.
