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2 people are interested
Help Homeless Veterans! Medical Coordinator Needed for the Seattle Stand Down
ORGANIZATION: One Less Mountain
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2 people are interested
This opportunity is ideal for those with a knowledge of the medical field and provides numerous opportunities for education, professional development, and career growth.
The Seattle Veterans Stand Down is focused on doing a two day event aimed at homeless Veterans but embracing all veterans who find themselves in need by:
- Aligning One Community to aggressively prevent and eliminate homelessness among veterans.
- Fostering Camaraderie amongst active duty and prior services members by reconnecting them to the welcoming spirit of their military family.
- Empowering our heroes and their families with resources necessary in order to overcome uncertainty and attain a future worthy of their sacrifice regardless of their length of service or discharge status.
Core Responsibilities:
Work as the primary contact for the medical area for veterans
Coordinate with the Public Health Reserve Corps & VA for staffing
Duties:
- Identify and recruit providers
- Recruit health volunteers
- Obtain any and all supplies needed
- Setup and organize medical areas
- Develop client intake process
Expectations:
We expect the volunteers to commit for 1 Year and spend about 2 - 3 hours of their time each week.
Be available by email throughout the planning cycle and available during the event
This is an all volunteer, unpaid position.
More opportunities with One Less Mountain
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About One Less Mountain
Location:
PO BOX 2365, Redmond, WA 98073, US
Mission Statement
Provide comprehensive resources, connections and support for Veterans, to facilitate their success in transitioning from military service to civilian life.
Description
One Less Mountain exists to help military veterans in the transition to civilian life by providing a sense of purpose, direction, and community.
We are a veteran led non-profit that exists to facilitate the transition from military to civilian life. Our flag ship program, the Ascent Team Initiative, provides opportunities for veterans to lead a team that completes a community service project for a cause that they are passionate about. Our goal is to build a vast network of partnerships with existing non profits so as to ensure a variety o f different causes and projects that veterans can then choose from and support. We will fund these projects and, depending on their scale and complexity, award the veteran team leader with a monetary community service award, that can be put towards furthering their education or professional ambitions. This is a great way to for veterans to be a part of something bigger than themselves, to do something that matters, to create a new network, and to utilize and harness their military skills in a civilian environment, and by doing so, enhance their professional resume. The transition can be a difficult journey at times, but having a sense of purpose, direction, and community can help you "embrace the suck."
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Seattle Central College1701 BroadwaySeattle, WA 98122
DATE POSTED
July 28, 2014
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
N/A