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Volunteer health professionals

Offered by Atlanta Asylum Network (Emory University)

Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16From ATL Care research

Emory University, Atlanta

Doctors, psychologists and licensed clinical social workers can volunteer to do asylum evaluations. They can join a training first, and staff help with writing the report.

Summary written by ATL Care from public information

Cost & format

In person

Schedule

  • Volunteers typically do evaluations two to four times a year.

Who this is for

Health professionals such as physicians, psychologists and licensed clinical social workers. Gynecologists are especially needed.

How to apply

Sign up for a training or email the network to get materials about doing evaluations. Staff contact you when a case is available.

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The details that matter

Taking volunteers now
YesFrom the description, not confirmed
Kind of work
Using a skill (legal, medical, tech, trades)From the description, not confirmed
How to sign up
Email humanrights@emory.eduFrom the description, not confirmed

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