BOOTS ON THE GROUND is always accepting applications from certified professionals and other volunteers who support our mission and want to make a difference in the world. We regularly recruit for core operational specialists, administrative staff, general medical staff, and individuals to complete or RAMP program. No matter your particular expertise or background, we can probably find a way for you to help out. Therefore, we encourage everyone interested in helping us to get in touch.

Send Resumes to: recruitment AT bootsontheground.org

Core Operational Volunteers

If you have training and experience in global security, disaster management, civil affairs, and related fields, we are happy to talk to you about how you can help support our missions. This is particularly true of individuals who have worked with the UN, government agencies, NGOs, or have served in the military or with paramilitary organizations such as PMCs.

Administrative/General Volunteers

We are actively looking for volunteers to assist with fund raising, grant proposals, media and public relations, web design, marketing, and general administration. If you have skills in these areas, please feel free to get in touch with us.

General Medical Volunteers

Medical volunteers play a huge role in our efforts. You can make a tremendous difference, particularly if you are skilled in training other medical staff. If you’re an nursing assistant, EMT, Paramedic, LPN/LVN, RN, NP, PA or Medical Doctor you can apply for short-term (one to six weeks) or long-term (six weeks to three months) assignments with BOTG to serve in a mobile clinic, permanent clinic, or hospital we operate or associate with.

Remove and Austere Medical Practitioners (RAMP)

BOTG recruits, trains, certifies, and deploys specially trained medics known as Remote and Austere Medical Practitioners (RAMPs) to conduct a multitude of different missions in the most extreme operational and environmental conditions throughout the world. If you already have similar training or are a qualified ATP, please get in touch with us. To learn more about our RAMP program, click here.