Volunteer

Volunteers have been an essential part of Women’s Health since its start.  Some people become Clinic Volunteers, some volunteer on our Board of Directors and others do special one-time projects.

• Many of our staff began their careers at Women’s Health as Clinic Volunteers, coming first to explore a chosen field or contribute to a meaningful cause, and staying because of the gratifying nature of the work

• Our Board of Directors volunteer their time to provide oversight, planning and support.

We have volunteer opportunities for everyone – women, men, and teens.  Women’s Health does not discriminate.  Please contact Kelly with your specific questions about volunteering at Women’s Health.

What Do Clinic Volunteers Do?

• Receive training in reproductive health
• Work with clinic staff to answer patient phone calls, provide information, schedule appointments and make referrals
• Learn about healthcare careers
• Assist in a variety of other tasks (including both medical and administrative duties) as interest and need dictate

We Ask That You . . .

• Support reproductive justice
• Attend all training sessions
• Make a 6-month commitment to a weekly shift
• Come to one Volunteer Staff meeting a month
• Want a challenging and meaningful volunteer experience

Volunteer training sessions are held three times a year. NOTE:  There will be no volunteer training this Fall.  Please check back later for the next training, to be held in early 2011. 

For more information, view our Volunteer Brochure.

A  Volunteer Application can be downloaded here.

Return application as an attachment to kelly@bvwhc.org, or mail to Women’s Health, 2855 Valmont, Boulder, CO 80301, ATTN: Kelly.