Friendly Callers Needed!
ORGANIZATION: Gentiva Hospice
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Do you want to assist with patient care but you're not ready for Direct Care? Perhaps joining our Tuck In Team is just the opportunity for you!
Gentiva Hospice has a need for volunteers interested in helping with our Tuck In program which is designed to enhance communication between our patients, their caregivers and our staff. During a Tuck In call a volunteer would help to identify needs for supplies, medication and support. These calls can make a huge difference for patients, families and our medical staff! And it is all done by phone in our office during business hours.
Training is provided for this specialized service and calls are made following specific guidelines and scripts. Tuck In volunteers can help to alleviate the stress of an upcoming weekend for families and help clinical staff assure that a patients needs are met prior to the weekend!
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About Gentiva Hospice
Location:
2800 DAUPHIN STREET, SUITE 103, MOBILE, AL 36606, US
Mission Statement
Our place is by your side.
Description
Our place is by your side
Our place is by the side of those who need care. With strength and empathy, our family of
extraordinary clinicians and caregivers offer individualized care, including physical, emotional and spiritual support, so that you
and your loved ones can enjoy the best possible quality of life.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
2800 DAUPHIN STREETSUITE 103MOBILE, AL 36606
DATE POSTED
May 30, 2024
SKILLS
- Administrative Support
- Customer Service
- Patient Care
- Healthcare
- Hospice Care
- Veteran Care
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Driver's License Needed
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- Flexible during office hours
- Appropriate phone skill are needed and callers must be good listeners