Ambassador membership is for medical professionals who have been attacked, or one of their immediate family members (spouse, child, sibling, etc).  In order for your membership to be processed, you must provide verifiable information on the ambassador you are joining for.  That is to protect the privacy of the ambassadors who meet in the forums, or are in communication with each other. It also safeguards against people who might try to be a free member when they aren’t ambassadors.

This application will be a 2-step process. First, you apply for the membership here. Provide the legal name of the ambassador, along with his/her level of attack (Medical board, raid, arrest, indictment, conviction, etc), State of attack (where he lived/worked/was attacked). Any other information to support the application can be sent in the message section, or any immediate needs of the proposed member).  This step, however will not make you a member.  With verification of the attack, we will send you the link in an email that you will then use to join DoC as an ambassador.  If we are unable to verify his/her attack, we will contact you by email to provide us with verification.

Features of the DoC Ambassadors Membership

• A Lifetime Membership to
  • Access to all upcoming courses being offered.
  • Access to an ever-evolving video tutorial library that is always being updated.
  • Access to a potential group forum to help you connect with other professionals fast, if there is an interest shown.
• A community of like-minded professionals and families working together and growing in numbers.
• Webinars
  • Monthly live Webinars through the courses with experts 
  • Monthly live Q & A sessions through the courses
• Resources
  • A resources tab packed with recommendations, many including exclusive offers for assistance.
  • A resources tab of the latest media reports on related subjects.
• Defense assistance—amicus curiae, expert witnessing, discovery evaluation, etc.
• Press Releases as appropriate
• And more as the needs are determined