Be a Voice for Your Community

Lake Superior Community Health Center is looking for passionate patients, parents/guardians of patients, and community members to serve on our governing Board of Directors.

Volunteer to:

  • Share your experience and skills to make a difference.
  • Make a positive impact on health care in your community.
  • Support health equity.
  • Gain valuable leadership experience.
  • Learn how community health helps your community thrive.
  • Help others get the care they need.

Responsibilities and Qualifications

Lake Superior Community Health Center's governing Board of Directors volunteer their time to set and oversee the policies, strategies, and performance of the organization. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), the majority of our governing board members must be patients who use our services. This is incredibly important, as board members set the course for our future, and patient board members ensure that the patient perspective is front and center.

  • Patient board members must be current patients or parents/guardians of a patient.
  • Non-patient community board members are also welcome!
  • Board members attend a two-hour meeting each month.
  • There is a small stipend available to help with transportation or childcare costs while attending monthly meetings.

For more information and to express your interest in volunteering, fill out the form below or contact Maddy Warring at 218-336-3562 or mwarring@lschc.org

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Your Name*
Home Address*

If currently not employed, please describe past work or profession, attach resume if available
Work Address
Preferred Address for Correspondence

Please describe what interests, skills and leadership experiences (life, work, community) you could bring to LSCHC as a board member. Include any education, training, previous non-profit board experience or health care consumer perspective.
Are you a patient / client of LSCHC?
A patient / client is defined as a user of the Health Center clinical services who has received services within the past 2 years.
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This health center receives HHS funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals.