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Volunteer Opportunities

Charity Donation

To Become A Volunteer

  • You must be 18 years of age or older and not a patient of OTMDC.
  • Fill out the online or paper application.
  • Complete and pass an online HIPAA training.
  • Complete other confidentiality & professional paperwork.

​For further information you can also contact our Volunteer Coordinator Anabelle Diaz

Volunteer Opportunities at OTMDC

 

OTMDC has several volunteer areas available, each with different responsibilities:

 

Non-Professional Roles:

  • Spanish Interpreter (or other language)

    • Check Spanish line voicemail and interpret messages, pass messages along to staff, call patient back with message reply.

    • Help staff at check in/out with interpretation if needed.

    • Work with care team and patient if interpretation is needed.

    • General clerical tasks if interpretation is not needed at that time.

  • Clerical

    • Help with tasks such as phoning appointment reminders, filing, organizing, general office tasks.

  • Events & Outreach

    • Support staff at outreach events.

    • Support staff with event organization, set up, clean-up.

    • Visit local businesses to inquire about sponsoring events or donating items for raffles at events.

  • Dental Department (not licensed/certified/professional)

    • Shadow various staff in the dental department

    • Pull charts.

    • Make reminder phone calls.

    • Clerical tasks.

  • Medical Department (not licensed/certified/professional)

    • Clerical tasks for a minimum of 30 hours.

    • After 30 hours shadow a care team.

    • Working directly with patients is not available at this time.

 

Professional Roles:

  • CMA/RN/LPN (certified/licensed)

    • Fill in for staff.

    • Work the immunization clinic.

    • Support staff at outreach or events.

  • Physician/Specialist/Nurse Practitioner (licensed)

    • Work directly with patients on their care.

  • Dentist/Hygienist/Dental Assistant (licensed/CDA/RDA)

    • Work directly with patients on their care.​

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