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St. Cloud Hospital
Basic Information
Address: 1406 6th Ave N
Phone Number: (320) 255-5638
Fax Number: (320) 255-5817
Email: volunteer@centracare.com
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Additional Information
Causes Served: health and wellness
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: all
Ages for Volunteer: 14+
Hours of Service: 4-7pm during school year, 3-7pm during summer
Minimum Hours Required: 50 after orientation, befor leaving the program
Days of Service: Monday-Sunday
Mission Statement:
As a Catholic regional hospital, we improve the health and quality of life for the people we serve in a manner that reflects the healing mission of Jesus.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Through our Catholic healing ministry, St. Cloud Hospital will be recognized regionally and nationally for our compassionate care, outstanding clinical outcomes, and a superior patient experience.
Program History:
Volunteer Program was started in July 1958. Junior Volunteer Program began in 1961.
Additional Information:
JUNIOR VOLUNTEER POSITION DESCRIPTION
OBJECTIVE
Volunteers will assist staff in various departments at the St. Cloud Hospital. Volunteers will serve as a representative of the hospital while learning valuable job and personal skills.
RESPONSIBILITIES
· Attend daily Junior Volunteer meeting at 4:00 pm
· Work with team members to ensure completion of all tasks
· Follow evening checklist throughout shift
· Complete other duties as assigned
· Duties include: flower and patient mail deliveries, filing and other clerical duties, special projects
· Additional responsibilities as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
· Junior Volunteer should have physical ability to perform all duties involved.
· Junior Volunteer should be pleasant and open to various assignments
· Junior Volunteer should be dedicated and able to come for assigned shift
· Junior Volunteer should be able to work independently and have good people skills
· Junior Volunteer should have firm understanding of confidentiality
EXPECTATIONS
· Attend meetings, complete orientation, education and training as it pertains to the assignment.
· Abide by all hospital policies including confidentiality and customer service.
· Follow Dress Code Policy and wear ID badge at all times.