At Smile Asia, we believe in the power of volunteerism and knowledge-sharing. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or someone with a passion to serve, we welcome both medical and non-medical volunteers to support our cause of providing quality care to children with facial deformities.
MEDICAL VOLUNTEER
Our medical volunteers experience firsthand how their time and expertise can make a profound difference in the lives of children in need. Not only will you help to provide life-changing care, but you’ll also have the opportunity to grow professionally in a collaborative, hands-on environment.
We welcome medical professionals from a variety of specialties. Here are some of the positions we seek regularly:
Anaesthesia
Anaesthetist
Paediatric Anaesthetist
Biomedical
Biomedical Engineer
Dentistry
Dentist
Orthodontist
Nursing
Operating Room Nurse
Pre/Post Operative Nurse
Recovery Room Nurse
Paediatrics
Paediatric Emergency Medicine
Paediatric Intensivist
Paediatrician
Surgery
Maxillofacial Surgeon
Plastic Surgeon
We also occasionally welcome Residents (Anaesthesia, Paediatrics, and Surgery) and Medical Officers as observers.
Register - Medical Volunteer
Register - Resident & Medical Officer
NONMEDICAL VOLUNTEER
Our non-medical volunteers are just as essential in advancing our cause. Whether you’re helping to organise fundraising events, raising awareness in your community, or providing administrative support, your contributions make it possible for us to continue delivering care to those who need it most.
We offer a variety of roles for Nonmedical Volunteers. Here are some of the opportunities available:
Photography
Document our events and/or medical missions through pictures
Videography
Document our events and/or medical mission through videos
Medical Records
Assist with patient registration and orientation during medical missions
Electronic Medical Records
Captures patient data in our electronic records system
Patient Imaging Technician
Takes pictures before, during and after surgery
Patient Biography
Logs the patients’ individual stories
Translation
Serves as a translator between patients and volunteers