Looking for an opportunity to volunteer with the Triad State Medical Assistance Team 500?

Fill out and return the application above to a member of our team, we will reach out to complete the application process.  

There are 8 State Medical Assistant Teams in North Carolina. Depending on the region you are located in, determines which SMAT you belong to. If you are associated with any of the listed counties, you are within the Triad Healthcare Preparedness Coalitions region:

-Alexander

-Alleghany

-Ashe

-Caldwell

-Catawba

-Davidson

-Davie

-Forsyth

-Guilford

-Iredell

-Randolph

-Rockingham

-Rowan

-Stokes

-Surry

-Watauga

-Wilkes

-Yadkin

Considering medical disaster response, the main goal of the coalition is to continue medical care continuity within the Triad region. In order to respond to these types of incidents, volunteers with a wide array of knowledge and experience is always needed. A volunteer position with the SMAT 500, will offer credentialing hours for medical personnel, as well as logistics hours for all other volunteers. 

 No, the team consists of individuals who would like to participate in the response to disasters in support of their local community. There is training offered throughout the year that provides deployment expectations, and trainings on coalition assets, and procedures. These trainings would include the SMAT Bi-Monthly Meeting, Bi-Monthly Logistics Meetings, ICS Training, etc.

Mountain Area Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (Mission Health) 

Metrolina Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (Atrium Health)  

Duke Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (Duke Health)  

Mid Carolina Regional Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (UNC Health) 

Capital RAC (Wake Med)  

Eastern Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (Vidant Medical Center)  

Southeastern Healthcare Preparedness Region (Novant Health New Hanover Regional)