Clinic Volunteers at Manitoba Animal Alliance assist in the execution of planning, preparation, setting up, and executing pop-up clinics in communities that have limited or no veterinary access. As a clinic volunteer, you will play a key role in providing accessible veterinary care to animals and their families in a kind way. Volunteer roles range from working the admissions table, ensuring all paperwork is properly filled out and clients are well taken care of and explained the process. Customer service skills would be beneficial. Other roles include working closely with the vet team, providing assistance where necessary, like setting up stations, cleaning areas, and maintaining medical equipment. Additionally, volunteers may be involved in animal care, ensuring all animals undergoing procedures are well and comfortable.

There are several roles that need to be filled, and accommodations can be made for volunteers who are more strongly suited for certain available roles. However, strong consideration will be given to volunteers who are versatile in order to meet the requirements for each clinic role.

Qualifications:
- Must be able to travel long distances and have a valid driver's license.
- Must be able to lift 20 - 40 lbs.
- Must be able to handle being on your feet for long durations.
- Must be comfortable working with animals like domesticated dogs and cats, as well as sometimes working with stray or vulnerable animals.
- Must have a positive attitude.
- Must be culturally sensitive to indigenous peoples' issues.
- Must be a team player.
- Experience working with animals is considered an asset.