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Volunteer Get involved with World Spine Care

World Spine Care has developed clinical protocols that have been implemented in Shoshong, Gaborone, and Mahalapye, Botswana; Moca, Dominican Republic; Accra, Ghana; Cross Lake, Manitoba, Canada; and Navi Mumbai, India.

Treatment provided in all clinics follows evidence-based protocols as established by the clinical team. Each clinic is involved in a research program to monitor and evaluate outcomes.

 

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Live the experience.

Our volunteers all agree that their time at World Spine Care clinics is an incredible learning opportunity for them. Many of our clinical volunteers return multiple times, extend their stay, or continue to be involved with running the organization.

See what’s special about volunteering with World Spine Care.

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Current position Clinic Supervisor

Management of a WSC Clinic

Clinic Supervisors function as a primary spine provider, managing a World Spine Care clinic for at least 12 months. They collaborate with the local healthcare facilities to provide integrative spine care to the community.

 
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Current position Volunteer Associate Clinician

Working with a Clinic Supervisor

Volunteer Associates visit a World Spine Care clinic for 3 months or more and assist the Clinic Supervisor in providing primary spine care to the community.

 

Current position Volunteer medical or surgical consultant specialist

  • Orthopedic spine surgeon, neurosurgeon, rheumatologist, physiatrist, neurologist, or psychiatrist.

  • World Spine Care would welcome individuals with these specific skills.

  • If you are interested in getting involved please email our volunteer team.

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How to apply

  • Step 1: Send your Letter of Intent & Resume

    Please email your resume and letter of intent to volunteer@worldspinecare.org.

  • Step 2: Interview

    You will receive communication from us for a short interview.

Interested in more ways to volunteer?

Learn about all of the opportunities to get involved with World Spine Care .

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Stephen Laski
Clinic Supervisor, Botswana
Stephen Laski
Clinic Supervisor, Botswana

You always need to keep looking and keep building the big clinical picture. This is a perk to practicing in Botswana–I get to implement every aspect of my clinical capabilities.

Clinic Supervisor, Botswana
Shannon Bloch
Associate Volunteer, Botswana
Shannon Bloch
Associate Volunteer, Botswana

I learned more in my 3 months in Botswana than I ever could have imagined and I know that it not only made me a better clinician but also a better person. I look forward to using all of the knowledge I gained in Botswana in my practice back home and I could not recommend this experience more for clinicians all over the world.

Associate Volunteer, Botswana
Sarah Potthoff
Associate Volunteer, Botswana
Sarah Potthoff
Associate Volunteer, Botswana

Integration of chiropractic services in a completely different healthcare environment allowed me to see the unique differences that had to occur while stressing the overall importance of communication and collaboration in healthcare.

Associate Volunteer, Botswana
Alan Bertolero
Clinic Supervisor, Dominican Republic
Alan Bertolero
Clinic Supervisor, Dominican Republic

This is something that is so much greater than myself. There was a need, and it is being filled. Big things are happening in this country and this is just the beginning!

Clinic Supervisor, Dominican Republic
Evelina Elmgren
Associate Volunteer, Dominican Republic
Evelina Elmgren
Associate Volunteer, Dominican Republic

The World Spine Care experience has made me more grateful for what I have and has made me humbler about innate privileges and possibilities. I’ve become a better listener and better at giving sharp explanations.

Associate Volunteer, Dominican Republic
Sarah Potthoff
Associate Volunteer, Botswana
Sarah Potthoff
Associate Volunteer, Botswana

My World Spine Care experience opened my eyes to the importance of cultural sensitivity and the importance of musculoskeletal health in developing countries.

Associate Volunteer, Botswana