Medical Personnel – Special Olympics WA State Team
As the Medical Personnel volunteer, you will play a vital role in supporting Special Olympics athletes throughout their preparation and participation in the 2026 National Games. You’ll work closely with the Head of Delegation and coaching teams to ensure every athlete is healthy, safe, and ready to perform at their best.
About the Organisation
Special Olympics Australia provides year-round sports, health, and leadership programs for people with intellectual disability. The National Games is a flagship event celebrating inclusion, achievement, and the power of sport to transform lives.
Benefits of Volunteering
Make a direct and meaningful impact on athlete health, confidence, and performance.
Use your professional skills in a unique and inspiring sporting environment.
Gain experience working with travelling teams and major sporting events.
Be part of a life‑changing experience for athletes, families, and volunteers alike.
Impact of This Opportunity
Your expertise helps ensure athletes feel safe, supported, and ready to compete. By safeguarding their wellbeing and empowering them to understand and manage their health, you contribute to unforgettable Games moments and help athletes achieve their personal best- on and off the field.
Category
Sport
Commitment
Regular – less than 6 months
Time Required
Approximately 2–4 hours per week from February 2025 to November 2026 (medical planning, documentation, athlete liaison as required). Attendance at a compulsory Team Training Camp (June 12-14). Travel to Melbourne in October 2026 for the duration of the Games (18-24 October). Availability for extended daily hours during the Games to manage medication, injury care, and reporting.
Training
SOA Volunteer Induction and Medical Policy review required. MP works with SOA staff and HoD to ensure records, management plans and medication registers are compliant and correctly stored. Clinical experience essential; systems guidance provided.
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