Last April, CMC trained 11 new practitioner and program support volunteers. The new cohort brings diverse skill sets, including acupuncture, Chinese medicine, data analysis and more. “We are so grateful for the many skilled and talented volunteers that make it possible for Charlotte Maxwell Clinic to provide complementary integrative care at no charge to our clients,” said CMC’s Volunteer and Community Engagement Manager Lisa Hartfield.

If you are interested in volunteering, please check out our Volunteer page. For any questions, you may reach out to us by email at volunteers@charlottemaxwell.org, or phone at (510) 601-7660 ext. 8.

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