There are many ways to get involved. Whether you want to volunteer directly with our patients and families, or in an administrative role, you can make a difference in someone’s life…starting with your own! Our volunteers often say, “I get back so much more than I give!”
Our volunteers are a critical part of our care team, serving our patients and families in both direct care and supporting roles. If you are looking for a meaningful way to give of your time……
If you are interested in volunteering or would like to schedule a visit, please contact Susan Parish at 479-872-3392 or sparish@nwacircleoflife.org.
Application
Interview
Personal Reference Checks
Criminal Background Checks
Drug Screening
TB Testing
Flu Shots
Attend New Volunteer Orientation
Teens ages 14-18 may volunteer in certain supported settings and are required to have a signed Parent/Guardian’s consent.
New Volunteer Orientation is offered for individuals wanting to learn more about volunteering at Circle of Life. Orientation includes but is not limited to:
Overview of hospice services and facility tour
End of life care concepts, disease process
Confidentiality and patient’s/family’s rights
Bereavement and spiritual care
Social worker overview, family dynamics
Hospice interdisciplinary team
Volunteer duties and responsibilities