Future doctors, nurses, PAs, social workers, therapists, and healthcare professionals: hospice volunteering gives you something textbooks can’t 📚❤️

Future doctors, nurses, PAs, social workers, therapists, and healthcare professionals: hospice volunteering gives you something textbooks can’t 📚❤️

As a hospice volunteer, you’ll learn:

• Patient communication and bedside presence
• Compassionate care and active listening
• How the hospice IDT team works together
• Real-life experience with charting, documentation, and professionalism
• The emotional side of healthcare and family support

A strong hospice volunteer reference letter can help strengthen applications for:

• PA Programs
• Nursing School
• Medical School
• Social Work Programs
• CNA/CMA programs
• Scholarships and healthcare internships

Volunteers provide companionship visits, conversation, music, games, reading, tuck-in calls, and support for patients and caregivers. Most visits are about 1 hour a week, and volunteers choose their schedule.

No medical experience needed. Training provided.

📍 Providence Home Health & Hospice – Wichita area

Stop by the office Monday–Friday, 9:30 AM–4:30 PM to fill out an application or call and ask for the Volunteer Coordinator.

Sometimes the best thing on a resume isn’t a grade. It’s proof you showed up for people when life felt fragile and quiet.