For clinicians, students & helping hands of every kind

One Saturday morning.
That's the whole ask.

Some volunteers carry a license; others carry clipboards and coffee. A clinic day needs both — one Saturday at a time, you pick which.

Done by noon. Home for lunch. Come back when you can.
$0Malpractice cost
~3.5hA full shift
8:30 AM
ArriveCoffee, quick team huddle.
9:00 AM
Doors openPatients walk in — the team finds its rhythm.
11:00 AM
Last patientShort wrap-up with the team.
12:00 PM
Done by noonHome for lunch.

No white coat required.

High schoolers, pre-meds, retirees, neighbors — one Saturday morning is enough. Provider and Triage need a Georgia license; Patient Coordinator and Clinic Manager just need you.

Apply to volunteer

Sign up in the volunteer portal — choose a role (Triage, Patient Coordinator, Clinic Manager, or Provider), share affiliation and contact, and a manager will review your application.

Apply in the volunteer portal

Managers review applications before portal access

Questions before you apply? Email admin@cliniccombinator.org.

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Ways to help

Four roles keep the doors open.

Triage

Vitals, history intake, and the handoff to the Provider. You set the clinical rhythm for the morning.

Georgia license

Patient Coordinator

Referrals, language support, and follow-up — close the loop so no neighbor is lost in the system.

No license needed

Clinic Manager

Run the Saturday — staffing, logistics, go/no-go calls, and the team huddle before doors open.

No license needed

Provider

Physicians, NPs, and PAs who see patients — one Saturday morning at a time.

Georgia license
$0 malpractice coverage.Protected by Georgia's Volunteer Health Care Program and volunteer-immunity laws — you pay nothing.
+How the coverage works
While you volunteer at a free clinic, the state's sovereign-immunity coverage applies, and Georgia law adds immunity for uncompensated care. We enroll and confirm every clinician before their first Saturday.
Retired? There's a no-fee license for you.Georgia's Volunteer in Medicine (VIM) license lets retired clinicians keep seeing patients at no license cost.
One Saturday at a time.You pick the dates — no ongoing commitment. Scheduling, credentialing, supplies, and logistics are on us.