Volunteer Coordinator
- Edison, NJ, United States
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- Posting language
- English
- Posted
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$1,000 signing bonus!
Job Duties of the volunteer Coordinator:
- Recruit volunteers to perform administrative, direct patient care or pet therapy
- - Responsible for orientation and ongoing training and supervision of volunteers consistent with the duties and functions to be performed.
- - Reviews appropriateness of volunteer involvement upon referral from nursing/social work personnel. Places volunteers where appropriate.
- - With other members of the Hospice Team, provide supervision and serves as a resource and liaison for volunteers.
- - Completes IDG care plans accurately and timely.
- - Prepares monthly, quarterly and annual reports indicating percentage of volunteer hours provided to patients and the cost saving to hospice.
- - Develops and maintains on file volunteer recruitment activity. Recruits interviews, conducts orientation and arranges training for new volunteers sufficient to satisfy Medicare COP for hospice program.
- - Coordinates an annual volunteer recognition event.
- - Responsible for volunteer retention. This may include support groups, telephone calls, flyers, meeting with the volunteers on an individual basis.
Qualifications for the Hospice Volunteer Coordinator:
- Bachelors degree or equivalent combination of training and experience required.
- - Experience in program development, management and clinical supervision preferred.
- - Ability to relate to terminally ill patients/families and their particular problems.
- - Excellent organizational, interpersonal, telephone, documentation and communication skills.
- - Must possess the disposition and personality to work harmoniously with a wide variety of people and all levels of staff and interact professionally as a member of a multidisciplinary team
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Skills
- Involve volunteers
- Patient care
- Care planning
- Recruitment
- Documentation
- Communication skills