Project HOPE and SEAHEC (Southeast Arizona Health Education Center) are partnering to support and welcome asylum-seekers newly arrived to the US. Project HOPE medical volunteers will provide support at the Casa Alitas Welcome Center, under the leadership and guidance of the Southeast Arizona Health Education Center. The program aims to ensure the safety and well-being of all guests as they arrive and prepare to join their family members and sponsors throughout the United States, through provision of health education, triage, care or referrals, and connecting guests with information and trusted partners across the US.

Project HOPE is seeking qualified and committed Physicians to join our Emergency Response Roster. As a member of this roster, you will play a pivotal role in providing life-saving medical care during emergencies and humanitarian crises around the world.

One of Project HOPE's five priorities is Disasters and Health Crises. Project HOPE is committed to responding to disasters with a high humanitarian impact and being one of the first organizations on the ground to assess and address urgent health needs.

Once candidates have completed the pre-deployment requirements, they will be added to our Emergency Response Roster. Once on the roster, they would be notified of being moved to standby to deploy to a crisis within 72 hours, whether they are launching into new disaster areas or lending support to Project HOPE''s teams already on the ground.

Our Emergency Response Roster is actively gearing up for the Atlantic hurricane season, seeking volunteers who may be deployed to South and Southeast US regions, as well as the Caribbean. Preference will be given to those with medical licensing in these areas.

Project HOPE is seeking qualified EMTs to join our Emergency Response Roster. As a member of this roster, you will play a pivotal role in providing life-saving medical care during emergencies and humanitarian crises around the world.

One of Project HOPE's five priorities is Disasters and Health Crises. Project HOPE is committed to responding to disasters with a high humanitarian impact and being one of the first organizations on the ground to assess and address urgent health needs.

Once candidates have completed the pre-deployment requirements, they will be added to our Emergency Response Roster. Once on the roster, they would be notified of being moved to standby to deploy to a crisis within 72 hours, whether they are launching into new disaster areas or lending support to Project HOPE''s teams already on the ground.

Our Emergency Response Roster is actively gearing up for the Atlantic hurricane season, seeking volunteers who may be deployed to South and Southeast US regions, as well as the Caribbean. Preference will be given to those with medical licensing in these areas.

Project HOPE is seeking experienced and dynamic healthcare professionals to join our emergency response roster for the role of Emergency Response Medical Team Lead. As lead of our Emergency Response Medical Team, you will provide strategic and technical oversight of programs including technical design, implementation, and management of the health programs at the international level. You will work in collaboration with the Project HOPE''s senior management team and health teams in the field to deliver high-quality health services to the targeted beneficiaries.

One of Project HOPE's five priorities is Disasters and Health Crises. Project HOPE is committed to responding to disasters with a high humanitarian impact and being one of the first organizations on the ground to assess and address urgent health needs.

Once candidates have completed the pre-deployment requirements, they will be added to our Emergency Response Roster. Once on the roster, they would be notified of being moved to standby to deploy to a crisis within 72 hours, whether they are launching into new disaster areas or lending support to Project HOPE''s teams already on the ground.

Our Emergency Response Roster is actively gearing up for the Atlantic hurricane season, seeking volunteers who may be deployed to South and Southeast US regions, as well as the Caribbean. Preference will be given to those with medical licensing in these areas.

Project HOPE is seeking qualified Nurses to join our Emergency Response Roster. As a member of this roster, you will play a pivotal role in providing life-saving medical care during emergencies and humanitarian crises around the world.

One of Project HOPE's five priorities is Disasters and Health Crises. Project HOPE is committed to responding to disasters with a high humanitarian impact and being one of the first organizations on the ground to assess and address urgent health needs.

Once candidates have completed the pre-deployment requirements, they will be added to our Emergency Response Roster. Once on the roster, they would be notified of being moved to standby to deploy to a crisis within 72 hours, whether they are launching into new disaster areas or lending support to Project HOPE''s teams already on the ground.

Our Emergency Response Roster is actively gearing up for the Atlantic hurricane season, seeking volunteers who may be deployed to South and Southeast US regions, as well as the Caribbean. Preference will be given to those with medical licensing in these areas.

The languages that are most often requested are Arabic, Haitian Creole, Amharic, and Mandarin. All languages are welcome though as we are open to a variety of languages and dialects.