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ORGANIZATION: St. Joseph Hospice - New Orleans

24 people are interested

Indirect Patient Care:
indirect Patient Care involves a Volunteer assisting our Hospice Team in the Care of our patients by helping out of our main office and doing a variety of tasks.

Office:
Answering phones, data entry, filing, or assisting with relaying messages to our team in the field are just a few of the responsibilities of an office volunteer. They help ensure efficient processing of paperwork and the overall smooth operation of the Hospice office.

Special Projects:
Office Volunteers can also make & send creative Birthday or Sympathy cards, create gifts for the patient or the bereaved, Networking with other volunteers, attending fairs & assisting the Volunteer Coordinator to help educate the public about our services, assist with a Newsletter or scrapbook are some of the many special projects where Volunteers are needed. We work together to arrange and deliver gift baskets at Christmas & various Holidays. We also deliver flowers donated by a local flower shop twice a month to some of our patients & we need help with this task.

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About St. Joseph Hospice - New Orleans

Location:

507 Upstream Street, New Orleans, LA 70123, US

Mission Statement

St. Joseph Hospice is a locally-owned agency dedicated to providing the highest quality hospice care to patients and families at this most crucial time in their lives. Our staff, comprised of compassionate, experienced, and palliative-trained professional, support staff and volunteers, work under the direction of a Board Certified hospice and palliative care physician using a team approach to care. St. Joseph Hospice is licensed by the State and certified by Medicare.

Description

Hospice is based on the belief that through sensitive, appropriate care and the support of a community, terminally ill patients and their families can prepare to face the inevitable challenges ahead. Volunteers make a difference to patients and their families, the staff of hospice agencies, their communities and to one another.

Each area of hospice serves a unique purpose and relies on the skill and dedication of volunteers. Volunteers are a vital part of the St. Joseph Hospice team approach to caring for those entrusted to us.

Hospice volunteers have important roles, which may include family care, nursing home visits, working at a health fair, or helping with an agency project. Each person brings a unique mix of talent and interests to the hospice experience and each volunteer is needed and appreciated by everyone in the hospice community.

Volunteers attend training seminars where they learn the hospice philosophy of intertwining the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of death and dying. Each volunteer has access to our staff of professionals to assist them in becoming comfortable dealing with patients and families faced with terminal illness.

Should you decide to become a volunteer, you will experience one of the most life affirming and personally rewarding gifts you will ever receive.

CAUSE AREAS

Community, Health & Medicine, Seniors

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

507 Upstream StreetNew Orleans, LA 70123

(29.95143,-90.213425)

DATE POSTED

December 23, 2024

SKILLS

Office Management
Marketing Strategy & Planning
Administrative Support
Data Entry
People Skills
Relationship Building

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

Driver's License Needed
Background Check
Must be at least 18
Orientation or Training
1-3 hours per Week is preferred, however 4 hours a Month is the Minimum requested.
Self-starter, Creative, Dependable, Reliable, Be on time, Show-up, Coordinate with the Volunteer Coordinator as needed.

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