General Volunteers:

Clinical Medical Services For the deployment of strategized medical specialists in response to physical ailments, injuries, and disease (e.g. medical doctors, nurses, technicians, technologists, and individuals trained in CPR/First Aid/First Response/AED). We will work in absolute cooperation with CERT (Community Emergency Response Teams), DMAT (Disaster Medical Assistance Teams), law enforcement, and fire departments. Also, clinical medicine volunteers may be involved in public health conferences, workshops, seminars, and course instruction for the general public and other health professionals.

Counseling / Social Support Services To tender psychological and social assistance in the event of a community disaster, natural or human-made (e.g. psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, counselors, and individuals willing to offer their support).

Education Services For the preparation and presentation of materials on emergency management, anti-terrorism, public health, and proper community responses (e.g. teachers, faculty, students, speakers, and individuals willing to writer/present). Online courses will be distributed using the Neuroscience Initiative Distance Education Division. Printed materials will be published by community businesses, colleges/universities/libraries, and other volunteers. We endeavor to develop a custom certificate program in Emergency Management with the option of securing accredited college credits.

Food and Board Services To store and supply food, water, and shelter to survivors of major community crises (e.g. by businesses, non-profits, government, and individuals willing to house or prepare food).

Financial Assistance For the collection of money to supply to needy families suffering by the direct result of community crisis, immediate procurement of food, water, and medical equipment after a disaster, and the production and distribution of educational materials.

Advisory/Consultant Volunteers:

Administrative Coordinators : (e.g. Medical Services, Grant Administration, Fundraising, Education, Legal, Accounting, Public Relations, Single City Coordination).

Bio/Medical Advisors : (e.g. Mental Health, Psychiatry, Public Health, Bio-terrorism, Emergency Medicine, Dermatology, Surgery, Nursing Services, Toxicology, Infection Diseases, Pediatrics, Respiratory Medicine, Pathology).