About
Kindred Hospice- Waldron serves multiple counties: Scott, Logan, and Yell
Details
Our office is in need of volunteers that can visit patients and/or provide check-in calls to patients. We can also use volunteers for administrative duties. What Does It Take To Be A Kindred Hospice Volunteer? Care and concern for others Tolerance, flexibility and patience Maturity and self-understanding Good communication skills Confidentiality Empathy, sincerity and sensitivity Dependability Acceptance of moral and cultural differences Ability to work cooperatively with others Ability to accept supervision and evaluation Be at least 16 years old Complete comprehensive hospice volunteer training Annual TB testing Submit to and pass a criminal background screening Submit to and pass a drug screening There are no restrictions in regard to race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, handicap or national origin. Volunteers receive training appropriate to their respective volunteer position. Orientation and trainings are scheduled to fit your busy schedule. We provide care all over the local area. As a volunteer, you can choose where, when and how to give your time!
How This Helps Our Community
Volunteers are an important part of the hospice philosophy. You are there to hold a hand and listen, read or write a letter, run errands or even help out in our office. Volunteers are there to step in when a family member needs a break, and are there for the family and friends after their loved one has passed away. No matter what your skills, talents or motivation, we have the opportunity for you to help.
- Have you been exposed to someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19? See the CDC’s risk assessment guidance.
- Do you have symptoms consistent with COVID-19? Symptoms can include a cough or shortness of breath or at least two of the following: Fever, Chills, Repeated shaking with chills, Muscle pain, Headache, Sore throat, New loss of taste or smell. See the CDC’s symptom information.
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