I searched for roles as healthcare assistant, volunteer, anything that didn't involve only a desk and a computer.
Across the room, his friend and assistant volunteer teacher, Bob Wall, a sinewy 73, was lining beginners up and bouncing among them, posing each in the proper boxing stance.
If you have interned at a doctor's office, served as a research assistant, volunteered at a local health clinic, or assisted with a health class, list that on your CV.
Gordon Weil, Mr. McGovern's Senate executive assistant, volunteered to check out both men.
His mother needed a new kidney, and he offered one of his without hesitation, until her assistant volunteered instead.
In 1970, she fled to California after a failed marriage, and worked as a doctor's assistant, volunteering at Alcatraz during the time it was taken over by Native Americans who were protesting about broken treaties and exploitation by the US government.
Eight physiotherapists and two physiotherapy assistants volunteered to help in provision of on-field paramedical services during the competitions.
"I swear," she said, "if I heard the words graduate assistant or volunteer coach one more time.... .. Bob and Mike worked for Fry at Iowa before joining Bill Snyder at Kansas State.
"There's a growing anger, a feeling of powerlessness: you can't force people out and leave them without the least sanitary conditions," said Bernadette Defais, a local nursing assistant, and volunteer for a local charity La Solidarite.
But a "provider" is also a receptionist, an office manager, a medical assistant, a volunteer, or anyone who helps keep the doors open and operations running smoothly.
Before patients enter this study, an assistant interviews volunteers using an interview sheet to record basic demographics and to exclude volunteers who do not meet the inclusion criteria of this study.
