Presentation Title. Volunteers and Auxiliary Resources

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1 Presentation Title Volunteers and Auxiliary Resources

2 WHAT WE DO THE VOLUNTEER AND AUXILIARY RESOURCES DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANNING, DEVELOPING, AND MANAGING ALL MSHA VOLUNTEERS AND VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS. OUR PROGRAMS OFFER EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE OTHERS AND GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. OUR VOLUNTEERS AND PROGRAMS ARE VITAL COMPONENTS OF MSHA S COMMITMENT TO PATIENT CENTERED CARE. VOLUNTEERS SERVE IN A VARIETY OF ROLES EVERYDAY, SUPPORTING PAID TEAM MEMBERS AND CONTRIBUTING TO MSHA S MISSION OF BRINGING LOVING CARE TO HEALTH CARE. THE AUXILIARY IS A VOLUNTEER ORGANIZED NONPROFIT GROUP FOCUSED ON FUNDRAISING TO BENEFIT THE PATIENTS AND FAMILIES SERVED BY MSHA. DURING MSHA S LAST FISCAL YEAR, VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTED 150,520 HOURS OF SERVICE, FOR A DOLLAR VALUE OF OVER $3.4 MILLION, AND THE AUXILIARY DONATED NEARLY $150,000 TO BENEFIT THE PATIENTS AND FAMILIES.

3 How can we help you? Volunteering with MSHA is a great way to learn more about a career that interests you, sapsfy school requirements, add to a resume, and experience the joy of helping others. There are many opportunipes for students to get an up close look at healthcare professions in a secure and controlled environment. In order for MSHA to best serve your needs as a student, please review the informapon the following slides to ensure that you follow the proper steps.

4 What process do I follow? The student Volunteer experience at Mountain States Health Alliance allows prospec8ve and current student the opportunity to develop and promote interests in a healthcare field. The students are schedule into exis8ng Volunteer programs set up in numerous areas of the healthcare system. Volunteers learn in a hands on environment according to their Volunteer service descrip8on for that area. MSHA Student Volunteer informa8on, including applica8on forms, my be obtained on the MSHA website About Us Volunteer and Auxiliary Resources I minimum commitment of 30 hours of service is required by all MSHA Volunteers! The following steps will be completed during the Volunteer onboarding process: STEP 1: Complete Online Student Volunteer ApplicaUon If you provide an address, you will receive an automated with further instrucpons on how to obtain a reference. Once your applicapon is received and processed, you will be contacted with next steps which will include: Volunteer orientapon Securing a placement in an available service area VaccinaPon documentapon for required MSHA vaccinapons Background screenings and/or other required screenings Uniform and ID badge instrucpons Training in your service area

5 Example Service Areas for Student Volunteers (areas may or may not be available at the Pme of applicapon or at all facilipes) Pre/Post Surgery Cancer Treatment Center Stroke Unit Cardiopulmonary Rehab Respiratory Rehab AcPviPes Assistant Physical Therapy OccupaPonal Therapy Speech Therapy Auxiliary Warehouse Assistant Gi^ Shoppe Assistant ICU WaiPng Room Hospital Navigator Gardeners PaPent Mail Hospitots Courtesy Shu_le Pediatric ED Adult ED Child Life Program InformaPon Desk A_endee

6 ObservaPon at MSHA All observa8on requests are coordinated through our Volunteer Resources department EXCEPT those reques8ng to observe a Physician, Physician s Assistant, or Nurse Prac88oner Medical Staff Services oversees these requests. Their contact informa8on may be found on the Mountain States Health Alliance Volunteer webpage under Observa8on/Shadowing (hops:// us/volunteer- and- auxiliary- resources) All other students are required to become a hospital Volunteer, which allows them to not only observe, but also gain hands- on experience in their selected area(s). Becoming a hospital Volunteer allows students to comprehend daily tasks of an occupapon in a secure and controlled environment.

7 Volunteer Department Contacts MSHA Auxiliary Lynnis Hornsby Franklin Woods Community Hospital, Woodridge Psychiatric Hospital Johnson City Medical Center, Niswonger Children s Hospital Whitney Larkin LarkinWD@msha.com Jackie O Sullivan OsullivanJT@msha.com Indian Path Medical Center Lucy Phillips PhillipsLH2@msha.com Sycamore Shoals Hospital Smyth County Community Hospital Norton Community Hospital, Dickenson Community Hospital Sharon Sheppard, or Sherry Toney, SheppardSF@msha.com ToneySM@msha.com Lindsey Hayden HaydenLP@msha.com JusPn Mullins MullinsJM2@msha.com Russell County Community Susan Hilton HiltonSM@msha.com Hospital Johnston Memorial Hospital Sheila Boyd BoydSM@msha.com Unicoi County Memorial Hospital Kellee Blevins BlevinsKR@msha.com