Volunteer as a Licensed Cosmetologist with AdventHealth Hospice

Posted 6 days ago

adventhealth hospice rocky mountain regionParker (CO)

Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists Beauty Salons

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About the role

Use Your Skills to Bring Dignity, Comfort & Confidence to OthersDo you have a passion for helping people feel their best? Are you a licensed cosmetologist looking for a meaningful way to make a difference? AdventHealth Hospice is seeking skilled cosmetology volunteers to provide compassionate, confidenceboosting care to patients during some of the most tender moments of their journey. Your professional touch can offer comfort, restore dignity, and create moments of joy for patients and families.

How You'll Make an Impact: Provide basic haircuts Offer pampering moments that help patients feel seen, valued, and cared for Support patients in homes, care facilities, or inpatient hospice settings Bring emotional comfort simply through presence, kindness, and skill What You'll Need A current cosmetology license A caring, patient-centered approach A few hours a month to serve those in need A desire to uplift others through compassionate touch Why It Matters A fresh haircut can transform how a patient feels—bringing peace, comfort, and a renewed sense of self. Your talent becomes a gift of dignity. Join the AdventHealth Hospice Volunteer TeamIf you're ready to use your skills in a powerful and meaningful way, we'd love to connect with you. Reach out today to learn more or begin the volunteer process!

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