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Ophthalmologist Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Florida Lions Eye Clinic
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Join the dedicated team at the Florida Lions Eye Clinic (FLLEC), a nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of underserved individuals in our community. By providing free, comprehensive vision care, FLLEC makes a lasting impact on the lives of children and adults who otherwise would not have access to essential eye care. As a volunteer ophthalmologist, you will play a crucial role in our mission while enjoying the flexibility to create your own schedule.
Requirements and Benefits
Volunteer ophthalmologists must hold an active medical license in the United States. Additionally, Florida requires a Limited License for volunteer doctors. FLLEC will guide you through the licensing process, including obtaining Sovereign Immunity, which protects volunteer physicians from liability while serving. This opportunity allows you to give back to the community on your terms, with the flexibility to align your volunteer schedule with your availability.
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About Florida Lions Eye Clinic
Location:
10322 Pennsylvania Ave, Bonita Springs, FL 34135, US
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide state-of-the-art medical and surgical eye care that is accessible to underserved individuals in Florida.
Description
Created by the Bonita Springs Lions Club as an independent entity, the Florida Lions Eye Clinic is affiliated with Lions Clubs throughout the state. This collaboration brings onsite screenings and clinical care to many in underserved areas of the community, particularly in southwest Florida. Qualified patients can visit the Bonita Springs Clinic and receive a wide range of quality eye care services and medical treatments free of charge. In the recent past, the Clinic helped over 5,000 patients at no cost to them. In addition, over 300 eye surgeries were conducted at the Clinic, and hundreds were referred to outside surgery centers. Volunteer doctors-ophthalmologists and optometrists-throughout southwest Florida provided medical care, prescription drugs, and eyeglasses amounting to nearly $900,000 in free services.
CAUSE AREAS
Advocacy & Human Rights,
Health & Medicine,
Immigrants & Refugees
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
10322 Pennsylvania AvenueBonita Springs, FL 34135
(26.33843 ,-81.78116 )
DATE POSTED
March 14, 2025
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
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REQUIREMENTS
- Volunteer ophthalmologists must hold an active medical license in the United States. Additionally, Florida requires a Limited License for volunteer doctors. FLLEC will guide you through the licensing process, including obtaining Sovereign Immunity.