What this role involves
What you might do:
- Speak at events or webinars about Avma’s work and why it matters
- Represent Avma at events organised by partners or supporters
- Deliver short talks, presentations, or take part in Q&A sessions
- Talk with event attendees and answer questions about Avma’s work
- Thank supporters and recognise the difference that their support makes
- Help raise awareness of campaigns or fundraising activities
Types of events you might attend:
- The Avma Annual Clinical Negligence Conference
- The Avma Summer Sundown Social
- The Avma Holly Jolly Christmas Event
- Online Avma webinars focused on raising awareness, support, and key topics regarding patient safety and justice
- Networking events organised by our supporters and partners
- Fundraising events organised by our supporters and partners (e.g. quiz nights, dinners or team challenges)
What you’ll gain from this role
- Impact: The chance to be part of something meaningful while developing your own skills and confidence along the way.
- Develop your communication and presentation skills: Gain experience speaking to a range of audiences, from small community groups to larger sector events.
- Build your confidence in public-facing roles: Represent a national charity and engage with professionals, supporters, and the public.
- Strengthen your understanding of patient safety and healthcare systems: Gain insight into real-world issues affecting patients and families navigating the healthcare system.
- Gain experience in advocacy and awareness-raising: Help communicate complex topics in a clear and accessible way.
- Work alongside a national charity: Collaborate with our team and contribute to meaningful campaigns and initiatives.
- Demonstrate commitment to a cause: Show your involvement in supporting people affected by avoidable medical harm and improving patient safety for all.
- Engage with professionals in the medical negligence sector: Build connections with law firms and solicitors and gain insight into how the sector supports patients and families.