can transform both the volunteers who give time and those who receive it. Many people’s lives have been touched by the special work of someone volunteering his or her time. Knowing that you are helping others in a way that cannot be measured in terms of monetary reward, but can be measured in terms of commitment, compassion and dedication to your community is a vital contribution.
  We have many exciting fields for volunteers that range from office support to specialty care. We will help you find the right volunteer experience for you! Help us create a culture of care and good health in Pinellas County by volunteering. Please join us in making a difference in the quality of life of others.

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Where Do You Fit In?

 

	Specialty Care Medically Licensed Volunteers: These volunteers include physicians, ARNP’s and others who specialize in a focused area of medicine and can provide those services to people we serve in our primary care network. Medically licensed volunteers receive sovereign immunity and continuing medical education credits. More info
	Health/Wellness Class Volunteers: These volunteers are lay health promoters, working in the community to educate people about prevention and healthy behaviors.
	Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers: The volunteers in this community based service can supplement emergency and public health services. More info
	Office/Program Volunteers: Providing administrative support to those who provide direct care to clients served by the Health Department.
	How Do I Volunteer? Volunteering is easy! All you need to do is call 727-820-4125 or email Volunteer_CHD52@doh.state.fl.us. If you just would like to get more information, please contact us and we will be happy to discuss the program in more detail with you. (e-mail Advisory) Volunteer Application   Volunteer Personal Reference Questionnaire

I have been an active volunteer physician for the past 12 years.
There is nothing more rewarding than seeing appreciation
from those I serve.

---Dr. A. Campbell, MD