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Make a difference: Volunteer at St. Luke’s Medical Center
PHOENIX July 30, 2008 – St. Luke’s Medical Center needs motivated, caring individuals to serve as volunteers in a variety of areas including patient services and business departments. Currently, the hospital has openings in Medical Records, Human Resources and Communications during the weekday mornings, weekday evenings and weekends.
It’s easy to become a volunteer and the benefits are fantastic. A person must be 15 years of age and work four hours per week at the hospital to serve as a volunteer. Positions are available for morning, afternoon and evening shifts seven days a week.
Volunteering at St. Luke’s Medical Center brings with it many benefits including helping others in need, free uniform, free meal voucher for each shift worked, and free flu vaccinations.
“At St. Luke’s Medical Center, we rely on our volunteers to add to the patient experience and help throughout the hospital,” says Jennifer Bentancourt, Volunteer Services Manager. “Whether a person is looking to give back to the community, learn about the healthcare profession or both, we have opportunities for them to serve. Our volunteers are dedicated community members who care about making a difference in the lives of others, and we want to open this opportunity to all those who have a desire to get involved and make a positive difference in the lives of others.”
To become a volunteer at St. Luke’s Medical Center, call 602-251-8480, visit www.stlukesmedcenter.com or pick up an application at the Information Desk of the hospital. Volunteer training includes a general orientation and training sessions in assigned areas.
St. Luke’s Medical Center, a 226-bed tertiary care facility in the heart of Phoenix, offers a full range of medical services and centers of excellence including cardiovascular, orthopedics, bariatrics, cardiopulmonary services, and physical rehabilitation. St. Luke’s Medical Center has been serving the Valley of the Sun for more than 100 years.
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