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Volunteer with Little Medical School®

Applications open until March 15
Applications open March 1

Minimum commitment

6 months, 1x a week

Work settings

Partner schools in your greater area

Deadline

03/15, 05/15, 06/15

Responsibilites

Facilitating or assisting in delivering programs and more

Hiring Process

Hiring process

What to expect

Hiring Process Photo
You submit your application during one of our three main hiring cycles. We do not accept applications for any positions past their deadline.
Your application is viewed and if selected an initial phone call is scheduled. This will help determine if you will move forward for an official interview.
You do a quick interview. Typically interviews are remote and scheduled ahead of time.
If selected, you will begin the volunteer onboarding process. This will include signing a non-disclosure agreement, which all instructors and volunteers must sign to in order to join.
You attend orientation and begin training after completing a Level 2 background check!

Perks

Take a look at the benefits of being a volunteer

Flexible hours

Stand out on your resume

Develop important soft skills

Gain potential school credit

Social team events

Networking opportunities

Relevant to various majors

Give back to your community

Make an impact

Our values

Success at Little Medical School starts with you being

Hear their story

Listen to past and current team member’s experiences working with us

Jake Golstein Headshot

Working with Little Medical School® has been one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had. I got involved because I believe early exposure to health education and hands-on learning can truly spark a lifelong passion for science. 

Teaching children about the human body, learning how to do a full body examination on a pet, or learning how to take fingerprints in such an interactive way has not only been fun, but also deeply meaningful. It is incredible to watch students light up when they realize they can be the doctor, the scientist, or the problem solver.

Through this experience, I’ve gained a deeper appreciation for early education, and I’m excited to keep helping these kids nurture their love of learning.

Jake is currently a neuroscience student at the University of Miami and serves as an volunteer in South Miami.

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Darn Robert Faveur Headshot

Being part of influencing younger generations to pursue a career in healthcare is what instantly drew me to being part of Little Medical School®. Healthcare is such an important field, and influence and motivation are so important.

So being able to be that motivator to children at a young age is inspiring and fulfilling. The children involved in the programs are always engaged and truly are passionate about healthcare, which makes teaching easy.

Through these programs, I’ve learned patience, leadership skills, and organization, and I hope to bring the motivation I bring to future healthcare professionals in my own life.

Darn recently completed her Bachelor's in Biomedical Sciences and served as an instructor in West Palm Beach.

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Berke Tuncer Headshot

Being part of Little Medical School® has been an incredibly rewarding experience. I joined because I’ve always had a passion for working with kids and sharing my love for science in a way that’s fun and accessible.

Teaching with them has helped me develop confidence, creativity, and communication skills that I know will serve me well in the future, especially in healthcare. It’s inspiring to see how curious and excited our students get, and I’ve learned just as much from them as I’ve taught.

I’m grateful to be part of a program that makes learning about health professions so engaging and meaningful!

Berke is currently a pre-dental student at the University of Miami and served as an volunteer in South Miami.

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