Medical Clinic Volunteer

NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS AT THIS TIME

About the Role:

Each year the Center for Wildlife's busy medical clinic admits more than 2,000 patients across 190 local species. The Medical Clinic Volunteer is a vital role that provides essential wildlife patient support including meal prep and delivery, enclosure and facility cleaning, dishes, laundry, seasonal infant patient feeding, and much more. This is a very physical role for those who enjoy the satisfaction of rolling up their sleeves and getting a little dirty, and learning more about natural history and the wildlife that lives in our region.

Time Commitment:

One four-hour shift per week for three months minimum

Skills:

Highly dependable and punctual
Willingness to participate in dirty jobs
Ability to lift 50 pounds
Respect for the needs of vulnerable wildlife patients, including a quiet and stress-free healing environment
Ability to adhere to medical and safety procedures and protocol
Comfortable asking questions of staff or apprentices
Ability to keep a cool head in uncomfortable or stressful situations

View here for a full description and position responsibilities.

Ready to Make the Commitment?

Our team will review your application to determine whether we could be a good match for each other. If so, we will follow up to request a brief phone interview to discuss your interests, background, and the role.

If selected, we will invite you for an orientation and then training sessions, followed by a final assessment. After that, you'll be an official member of the incredibly valuable Center for Wildlife volunteer team.

Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us at volunteer@thecenterforwildlife.org.