Volunteer for Marshall
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Marshall offers three different volunteer programs: Auxiliary, Adult and Junior volunteering opportunities. Information is provided about each below.
Employees and volunteers are committed to the organizational mission, goals, and standards to support quality healthcare and services. All three volunteer groups work diligently to meet the volunteer-related needs of the organization.
Why Volunteer?
Volunteering is an extremely rewarding experience. Satisfaction comes from knowing that you make a difference to patients, staff and the community.
You can also:
- Learn new skills that will help you in your own life or career.
- Form friendships with other volunteers, staff, and community members.
- Increase your knowledge of Marshall Medical Center, the community and volunteering.
Marshall Hospital Auxiliary/Volunteers
Are you looking for a place to spend some meaningful volunteer time in
the hospital and make a significant difference in your community?
Then call Marshall Hospital Auxiliary at
530-626-2643.
We work in 13 different areas in the hospital and offsite facilities, committing to 50 hours of service per year.
We assist hospital staff and help our patients and visitors feel more comfortable during their stay at Marshall Medical Center.
If you are over 21, able to push a wheel chair and would like to be a member of a great group of people, call the above number for the current Membership Chairperson's information -- you'll be glad you did.
Adult Volunteer Program
The Adult Volunteer Program is for people 18 years of age and older who commit to at least one year of volunteer service.
- Volunteer opportunities at Marshall Hospital or other Marshall Medical Center facilities
- Assist hospital staff, patients, and visitors
- We are now recruiting Volunteer Drivers
- We are now recruiting Health Coach Volunteers, learn more with this video
Call Kelly Murray at 530-344-5458 to register for an information session. Here are some upcoming dates:
- Upcoming information sessions are postponed due to COVID-19
Volunteers are required to complete an orientation class, receive a health
clearance, background check and participate in department specific training
as appropriate. To be added to the enrollment list, contact our Volunteer
Coordinator, Kelly Murray, at
mmcvolunteer@marshallmedical.o
Junior Volunteer Program
The Junior Volunteer Program is a year round program for students 14-18 years of age who desire to
volunteer in a hospital setting. Junior Volunteers greet and escort patients
and visitors and provide assistance to patients, visitors, and hospital staff.
E-mail
mmcvolunteer@marshallmedical.
Junior Volunteers are required to complete an information session with
their parent/guardian, attend volunteer orientation, complete a medical
clearance, submit a letter recommendation form, and complete department
specific training as appropriate. Once enrolled, Junior Volunteers commit
to volunteer 6 hours per month, afternoons, evenings and weekends. Junior
Volunteers also commit to being the Marshall Mouse mascot, escort and
participate in one of our community events. To be added to the enrollment
waiting list contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Kelly Murray, at
mmcvolunteer@marshallmedical.o
Learn about the Junior Volunteers' contribution to Marshall's latest social media campaign with this video.
Labor Support Volunteers
Through our Labor Support Program, volunteers help women in labor and their partners and family through the birthing process. Click here to learn more about volunteering and click here to learn more about the program. To apply to volunteer, click here.