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tionist and greeter, and assist wi(h supervision of children, (3) Coffee Shop junior volunteers (13-17 yrs.) work with an adult dispensing food to customers, (4) Thrift Shop juniors volunteers (13-17 yrs.) help customers and maintain a neat environment in a retail setting, and (5) the Hand-On program (14-17 yrs,) is designed to interest youth in a health related career through direct supervision of nursing personnel.
In addition to work on the Medical/Surgical Unit, placement’$ possible for a limited number to-volunteer in physical or respiratory tfifcilapy departments. The Hands-On program requires a minimum of 40 hours of services with three months'ahd class attendance. • 1
After reading the applicatjoh information, additional questions'may be answered on the Hands-On program by calling Mrs. Barbara Eggborn, CMH Director of Nursinfe Education/TQM/Wellness at 82’9;4309 and on other services areas by calling Mrs. Jane N. Scott, Directorof CMH Volunteers, at 547-2675 <fr Mrs. Judy P. Gore, Co-Director icrf CMH Volunteers, at 825-0861. * I
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