Join our mission
Volunteers
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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Casa de Salud! Casa provides high quality health and wellness services for underserved communities in St. Louis: immigrants, refugees, and the uninsured. We count on dedicated volunteers to help us meet this mission.
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Volunteer quotes
I gained knowledge about what being an 'underserved population' actually means, I learned about disorders I didn't know existed, and I learned how to be an effective member of a medical team.
Tasheia Floyd
Apply to be a volunteer
We want to give meaningful service opportunities to our volunteers and interns. To do this, we use a rigorous selection process that matches our program needs to interested volunteers.
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Choose how you want to volunteer
Medically licensed health care providers give Casa the ability to offer quality medical services at a low cost through in-person and telehealth visits.
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We provide interpreters so you can communicate with every patient and medical scribes so you can focus on patient care. Our greatest needs are for:
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Internal medicine physicians, cardiologists, gynecologists, and urologists
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Mental health professionals
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Registered nurses for in-clinic and at-home visits​
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Non-medically licensed volunteers fill a number of important roles at Casa. We have a need for volunteers with and without proficiency in Spanish or other languages.
Using your time and talent in these roles gives you valuable experience in a health care setting. Volunteers who are not licensed health care providers fill these important roles:
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For those with proficiency in Spanish or other languages:
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Medical interpreter
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GUIA navigator
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GUIA financial assistance specialist
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Mental health intake specialist
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For those without proficiency in Spanish or other languages:
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Medical scribe
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Administrative volunteers
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Communication volunteers
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Use the steps below to apply for 1 of the 2 roles:
Apply to volunteer as a Medically Licensed Health Care Provider
Apply to volunteer as a Non-Medically Licensed Volunteer
How to apply
Casa’s team of doctors and other health care providers gives primary (non-emergency) health care to adults age 18 and older. The team also includes medical staff and interpreters so that language is not a barrier to care.
Apply to volunteer as a Medically Licensed Health Care Provider
​The application process may take up to 6 weeks, so we appreciate your patience as we process your application.​
The application process
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Contact our Clinical Services Manager, Leonor Roy, to schedule an initial meeting: info@casadesaludstl.org or (314) 977-1250
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After the initial meeting, you will go to the online Application Packet to download, complete, and submit it by mail or email
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You must submit proof of tuberculosis and hepatitis B immunity and the results of your background check.
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We will send your application to our medical directors for review and approval.
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Before your first shift with Casa, you will take part in an orientation and any training or observations sessions needed.
If you have questions about applying to volunteer as a provider, please don’t hesitate to contact Casa’s Clinical Services Manager
Apply to volunteer as a Non-medically Licensed Volunteer
Application reviews are temporarily paused. You are welcome to submit an application and we will reach out when reviews begin again. We appreciate your patience as we match our program needs to the talents and skills of our applicants.
The application process
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Click on the “Apply to volunteer” button below to go to the online Volunteer Application
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Download, complete, and submit it by mail or email
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For an internship, submit the Volunteer Application, cover letter, and resumé by the deadlines listed​
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We may contact you for an interview
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If appropriate for your chosen position, we will also assess your proficiency in another language – this is needed for both native speakers and non-native speakers
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We must have your proof of tuberculosis (TB) immunity and background check before we can offer you a position as a volunteer or intern
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Before your first shift with Casa, you will take part in training sessions and orientation needed for your chosen position
Click here for internship application dates
If you have questions about applying to volunteer as a non-medically licensed volunteer, please don’t hesitate to contact Casa’s Volunteer Coordinator:
Current Casa volunteers
Use the Login button to access the volunteer portal where you can:
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Manage your volunteer shifts
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Sign up for shifts
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Track your time
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Update your availability and communication preferences
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Find information that’s helpful to your work, including:
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Volunteer handbook
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Helpful tips for volunteering remotely
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HIPAA overview
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Medical Spanish flash cards
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Partner referral sites
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If you're having trouble logging in, please click the "Forgot Password" link on the login page or contact the Volunteer Coordinator:
