Hospice Volunteers Needed in the Greater Atlanta Area

Volunteers bring a unique perspective to the hospice environment, as they are not bound by routine clinical responsibilities that other members of the team have. Volunteers have the flexibility and the time to engage with patients on a more personal level. This allows them to understand and cater to individual needs. Their voluntary commitment to the well-being of others epitomizes the spirit of altruism and often serves as an inspiration to those around them.

• Making a difference

Hospice volunteers can have a significant impact on the quality of life of patients and their families.

• Building meaningful relationships

Volunteering at hospice can help students form deep connections with patients and their families.

• Personal growth

Volunteering at hospice can be a source of personal growth and self-reflection.

• Learning

Hospice volunteering can help students learn about death and dying, and how to interact with patients.

• Career development

Volunteering at hospice can look good on a resume, especially for students planning to pursue a career in healthcare or social work.

• Widening perspective

Hospice volunteering can help students broaden their perspective of the medical field.

• Discovering purpose

Many hospice volunteers describe their work as a source of purpose and fulfillment.

Hospice care focuses on the comfort, quality of life, and care of people with serious illnesses who are approaching the end of their lives

A background check, TB and drug test, valid driver's license and auto insurance and online training are required for this role.