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Volunteering at the Nassau Health Care Corporation


At the Nassau Health Care Corporation, volunteers make a real difference because they become an integral part of the NHCC family through a carefully designed program of service that allows them to perform many hours of assistance in carefully selected areas. Every time a volunteer steps through our doors, he or she makes a difference by donating time, energy and talents to the Hospital and the patients we serve. We are truly blessed to have an amazing group of volunteers who support our mission by helping to create an exceptional place for health and healing.

The volunteers operate a craft cart, a library on wheels, and a talking books program.

What can you do?
Typical volunteer opportunities include:

·Admitting area
·Clerical responsibilities
·Craft cart
·Emergency Department
·Fundraising
·Greenhouse
·Information desk
·Maternity
·Mailroom
·Newspaper Cart
·Pediatrics
·Pharmacy
·Public Affairs
·Service Excellence Liaison
(Meeting & greeting new patients)
·SJK Talking Books Cart



Every effort is made to fit a volunteer to an area of interest based on hospital needs, volunteer skills and availability.

Why become a volunteer?

As a volunteer you will play a vital role in helping us serve the healthcare needs of our community. Volunteering allows you to be of service to the community, neighbors and friends. You will meet new people, develop new skills and interests and possibly explore career opportunities. Our volunteers give that special touch and whether you have direct patient contact or work “behind the scenes” every volunteer is an important member of the hospital’s health care team. The opportunities are rewarding, enjoyable and a great way to meet new people.


Benefits Include:

There is nothing as fulfilling as belonging to a group that makes a difference. There are many benefits to being a volunteer – both tangible and intangible.

·In-house educational programs
·Annual flu shots and TB screening
·Hospital Orientation
·Annual Luncheon and Awards

Who benefits from Volunteer efforts?

OUR PATIENTS – The care and enthusiasm you bring to your volunteer work makes a patients hospital stay more pleasant.
OUR STAFF – Our health care staff are grateful for the invaluable support of volunteers which helps our employees continue to provide high quality exceptional patient care.
OUR COMMUNITY – Excellent health care services are an asset to the community.

From teenagers to great grandparents, the volunteers at The Nassau Health Care Corporation are a close knit group who share one thing in common: the rich reward of helping others.

AT THE PRESENT TIME, THE ADULT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM IS NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS.



Junior Volunteer Program


Junior Volunteers perform a variety of tasks that include filing, running errands, answering phones, and assisting with mailings.

In 2007, members of The Junior Volunteer Program gave a total of 10,000 hours of their time. This is an impressive contribution from the many young adults in our community. The Nassau Health Care Corporation continues to participate with the public and private schools in the area in providing a safe and productive environment for students to explore their interests in the health field and perform community service. Scholarship opportunities are provided through the generosity of the Nassau University Medical Center Auxiliary to junior volunteers who are high school seniors pursuing a career in the healthcare field.

Reqirements:

·Call to schedule an appointment for an interview with the volunteer coordinator and Director of Organizational   Development
·Completed application
·Signed parental consent
·Signed medical forms and health assessment
·Medical clearance
·Working papers
·A letter of reference from school
·Picture ID (School ID Card)
·Copy of Driver’s License (if applicable)
·Be interviewed and complete orientation

Important Considerations:
Ability to accept responsibilities and behave maturely

AT THE PRESENT TIME, THE JUNIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM IS NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS


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