From here you can sign up as a volunteer, register for events, and change your assignments.
Only U.S. licensed professionals are able to volunteer as healthcare providers.
We welcome student participation at our clinics! We have three main types of student participation:
Great! Finish your registration and pick your assignments for your first clinic, then click
SAVE AND SUBMIT at the bottom.
THEN, click the RECALL button at the top to pull up your record, scroll down, and pick your assignments for the second event (and repeat).
- Waiting Lists: if your preferred assignment is full, a waiting list option may be shown. If you choose to be on the waiting list for your preferred assignment, you will also be given the option to select an alternate assignment. If an opening becomes available in your preferred assignment, you will receive an email notice (and, if selected, a text message) automatically moving you to your preferred assignment. This will automatically cancel you from the alternate assignment.
1. Any volunteer service I engage in which exposes me to blood or other potentially infectious materials putting me at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection or other blood borne pathogens. I understand that if I do not have the HBV vaccine, I continue to be at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B, a serious disease. If, in the future, I want to be vaccinated with Hepatitis B vaccine, I can acquire the vaccination at my own expense; and,
2. The working environment at the RAM location where I volunteer which may take place near or involve working with or on heavy equipment and/or machinery, livestock, toxic materials, dangerous, and other potentially high risk activities.
3. I further hereby grant to RAM and its employees, directors, officers, agents, providers, and sponsors the right to use my picture, voice, or other reproductions of my physical likeness in connection with any advertising, publicizing or activities by RAM or any of its sponsors or Providers, in all media form, in perpetuity.
The World Health Organization has characterized the COVID-19 virus, also known as "Coronavirus," as a pandemic. RAM wants to ensure you are aware of the risks of exposure to COVID-19 associated with receiving treatment during this pandemic.
COVID-19 is highly contagious and has a long incubation period. Individuals may have the virus, not show symptoms and yet still be highly contagious. COVID-19 can result in a life-threatening respiratory disease in some patients. You may be exposed to COVID-19 at any time or in any place. Due to the volume of individuals on site, the characteristics of the virus, and the characteristics of certain healthcare procedures, there is an elevated risk of you contracting the virus simply by being at a RAM clinic.
Some procedures can create fine water spray or "aerosols" which may remain in the air for several minutes to hours. These aerosols may contain the COVID-19 virus and may create a risk of COVID-19 exposure.
To provide a safe environment for our patients and staff, RAM follows the applicable state and federal regulations and protocols for infection control, universal personal protection, and disinfection. However, due to the nature of the procedures we provide, it may not be possible to maintain social distancing between patients, doctors, and staff at all times. Additionally, some of the safety measures being taken by RAM to prevent the spread of COVID-19 have been known to trigger allergic reactions or may be sensitive to your eyes or skin. Should you experience such during your presence in the RAM clinic, please notify a health care provider or other RAM professional volunteer.
My signature below acknowledges my understanding of and agreement with the above release and indemnification and constitutes my waiver of all possible claims against RAM as well as those of any other persons or entities which could or may act or make claims on my behalf including, but not limited to, my attorneys, heirs, successors, agents, employees and other third parties, for any actions or claims that are or that may arise as a result of my service as a volunteer for RAM.