Bereavement Volunteer

Constellation is a family-owned, family-centered organization that has remained true to our commitment to providing the best patient experience and the highest quality outcomes. Constellation Health Services is seeking a Bereavement Volunteer.

We are part of a diverse network of post-acute providers that offer support and resources needed to address a wide range of circumstances and conditions. We also rely heavily on the expertise of our own talented team, who continue to look for ways to implement innovative technologies, processes, and solutions in order to improve patient experiences and satisfaction. The growth and success we have seen over the last 4 years reflects our commitment to our founding principles, as well as our ability to adapt to change while continuing to treat people like they are family.

Person with a desire to provide bereavement support during the 13-month period following the death of a hospice patient, through support groups and phone calls.  Hospice volunteer training is provided plus a focus on working with bereaved individuals. The Bereavement Volunteer provides emotional support by using active listening skills, provides education regarding normal grief responses, provides information regarding available community resources, and makes referrals to the Bereavement Coordinator as necessary. The Bereavement Volunteer maintains open communication with Bereavement Coordinator by reporting any area of concern, submits visit notes and hours to the Volunteer Coordinator, but is under the supervision of the Bereavement Coordinator. The Bereavement Volunteer usually volunteers 2-4 hours 1 day a week, recording accurate, timely and objective documentation on each volunteer activity, on a device supplied by Constellation Hospice.

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