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Volunteer with us!

Humanity Auxilium is always looking for medical professionals and dedicated volunteers to join our team. The more specialties, services, and expertise we are able to provide to various communities, the better! Sound like you could be a good fit? Reach out to us today! We love connecting with people of all skills and backgrounds in order to help us accomplish a diverse set of goals. Please fill out the form below and if you have any questions or concerns, please email us at:  info@humanityauxilium.com 

Want to become a Volunteer? Please fill out the form below and we will be in touch regarding any upcoming opportunities. Thank you!

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  • What kind of physician volunteers are needed for mission on the ground?
    We need physicians of all specialties especially Emergency Physicians, Family Doctors, Surgeons, Psychiatrists, Obstetricians & Gynecologists, Radiologists, Endocrinologists, Internists, and Dermatologists.
  • What other specialties are needed?
    We also need Nurses, Physiotherapists, Midwives, Psychologists, and Respiratory Therapists.
  • What are the minimum and maximum number of weeks needed to volunteer?
    There is no maximum number of months that one can volunteer as the need of the people are ongoing. But, for most of our mission trips at least a 2 week commitment is likely.
  • Is it safe?
    Yes, thus far the NGO volunteers have not had any concerns regarding safety in past trips, however, we cannot guarantee one’s safety as situations may get volatile depending on location. Our local physician coordinator and our expert local driver will be with the volunteers at all times and will always guide them during the mission to ensure utmost safety. It is mandatory for the volunteers to wear the Humanity Auxilium vest and badge at all times.
  • Can volunteers take pictures with and/or interview patients?
    Yes, but with permission from the patients. We want you to understand the depth of the crisis in order to serve this population better and advocate on their behalf, hence, it will be ideal if they told you their own story in their own words.
  • Should volunteers bring their own medication for personal use?
    Yes, please bring ample supply of your own prescribed medication. It is ideal to carry the following during travel but not mandatory. Gravol, peptobismol, tums, immodium, restoralax, polysporin cream and eye drops, bandaids, probiotics, Tylenol, advil, and 3 day supply of ciprofloxacin. DEET insect repellent, sunscreen, and After Bite cream.
  • What if a volunteer gets sick?
    Volunteers might experience traveler’s diarrhea and if they do then, they will require rest and hydration in their respective hotel rooms. Depending on the severity and the illness, if needed, we will fly our volunteers out to the nearest hospital
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