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SCCM recruits volunteer critical care clinicians to respond to emergency situations of all kinds. A request to organize a call for volunteers must be made by a government agent or other group/representative with medical licensure clearance authority. SCCM will then work directly with them to provide the information required and recruit volunteer clinicians from the critical care community. See details below on requesting an official call for volunteers.
In light of the ongoing situation in Israel, the Israeli Ministry of Health is building a list of medical personnel from abroad to volunteer in Israel should the need arise. This call for volunteers is authorized by Charles Sprung, MD, JD, MCCM, working with the Israeli Ministry of Health, and SCCM CEO/Executive Vice-President, David J. Martin, CAE.
Do not travel until you receive information from an Israeli Ministry of Health official. Applying to volunteer does not commit you to actual participation. You will be contacted directly if needed. At that time, the location of your volunteer service and logistic issues will be clarified, such as housing and travel. Once you have submitted the volunteer application, you will receive an email requesting that the following documents be sent to medicalvolunteersforisrael@moh.gov.il:
Review these FAQs about SCCM’s call for volunteers process and expectations.
In light of the ongoing situation in Israel, the Israeli Ministry of Health is building a list of medical personnel from abroad to volunteer in Israel should the need arise. This call for volunteers is authorized by Charles Sprung, MD, JD, MCCM, working with the Israeli Ministry of Health, and SCCM CEO/Executive Vice-President, David J. Martin, CAE. Do not travel until you receive information from an Israeli Ministry of Health official. Applying to volunteer does not commit you to actual participation. You will be contacted directly if needed. At that time, the location of your volunteer service and logistic issues will be clarified, such as housing and travel. Once you have submitted the volunteer application, you will receive an email requesting that the following documents be sent to medicalvolunteersforisrael@moh.gov.il:
In light of the ongoing situation in Gaza, the Palestinian Ministry of Health is asking for critical care volunteers once a safe humanitarian corridor is secured. This call for volunteers is authorized by Yaser Bozya of the Palestinian Ministry of Health; Majdi Hamarshi, MD, FCCM, official SCCM member representative for the Palestinian Ministry of Health and chairman of the board of directors of the Palestinian American Medical Association; and SCCM CEO/Executive Vice-President, David J. Martin, CAE. Do not travel until you receive information from a Palestinian Ministry of Health or Palestinian American Medical Association official. Applying to volunteer does not commit you to actual participation. You will be contacted directly if needed. At that time, the location of your volunteer service and logistic issues will be clarified, such as housing and travel. Review these FAQs about SCCM’s call for volunteers process and expectations.
A request to organize a call for volunteers must include the contact information of a government agent or other group/representative with medical licensure clearance authority. SCCM will then work directly with the agency to provide the information required and recruit volunteer clinicians from the critical care community. This process ensures that volunteers are processed properly so that when they arrive, they can immediately go to work helping those in need. Review these FAQs about SCCM’s call for volunteers process and expectations.