Volunteer in Hope Clinic

If you are looking to volunteer and have other professional skills besides medical, dental, and human services, we would love to hear from you. Here at Hope, we have many volunteer needs and you just may be one of them. It will take about a month to place you, but if volunteering at Hope is a priority of yours, we would love to get you connected.

Groups are a huge part of our work here at Hope Clinic. There are lots of projects that can be done off-site, and occasional on-site opportunities.

We are looking for licensed/ certified human services professionals to volunteer in our clinics. We are unable, in most cases, to facilitate observation hours in our clinics. If you have a prior special arrangement with one of our social workers please have them contact our social work manager to make arrangements.

Hope Clinic relies strongly on volunteers. If you’re looking just to give back, please tell us a little bit about yourself. It will take us a few days to get you placed, but Hope has just the spot for you.

Are you in need of verified community service hours? Hope Clinic does their best to work with folks needing court-ordered, school-ordered, or group-ordered volunteer hours. Please tell us how many hours you need and what you can do. Hope Clinic will do their best to fit your needs, however we can not promise you a placement. It does take Hope about a month to place you and get you started. Please apply if you think we can help.

Volunteers age 12-15 are welcome to volunteer onsite with an adult, those 15 and up may volunteer alone, though liability paperwork must be signed by a parent or guardian.

Are you a licensed medical professional? We’re looking for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, pharm techs, paramedics, MAs, and more. We are not able to accommodate shadowing, and placements require a minimum commitment of 12 months.

Hope Dental Clinic provides comprehensive care for both adult and pediatric patients (three years of age or older). We typically cannot accommodate in-clinic shadowing. All dental professionals need to be in positions of current United States dental licenses in good standing.