National operations

Empowering student leaders across the United States.

We serve as the vital liaison and support system for our active national chapters — turning protocols into seamless, collaborative experiences.

Our mandate Chapter support

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42+ US chapters

Our mandate

Operational pillars.

The internal mechanisms that empower our national healthcare initiatives.

Leadership empowerment

Cultivating the next generation of student leaders with the autonomy, training, and confidence to spearhead initiatives on their own campuses.

Resource liaison

The critical bridge between the international division and local chapters, keeping medical resources and strategic guidance flowing.

Operational excellence

Streamlined administration and strict professional standards, including a mandatory 48-hour response protocol for all chapter correspondence.

Grassroots innovation

Empowering local chapters to adapt global strategies to their community's specific clinical needs for maximum frontline efficacy.

The team

National operations leadership.

Executive Director

Maeve Murphy

Maeve oversees the strategic direction of all US-based chapters, keeping them aligned with the international mission while fostering local innovation.

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US regional directors

Regional director Christopher Richter Northeast View profile

Ambassador Mihir Rao Mid-Atlantic
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Regional director Bailee Johnson Southeast View profile

Ambassador Kloey Zhang Eastern Seaboard
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Everything a chapter needs.

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Chapter handbook

The comprehensive operational manual for active chapter leaders, covering medical protocols.

Marketing toolkit

Brand assets and templates designed to help your chapter attract dedicated volunteers.

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Every chapter starts with one student who decides their community deserves better access to care.

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