Volunteer - Student Opportunities

Posted 8 days ago

north side christian health centerPittsburgh (PA)

Community Health Workers All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

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About the role

Volunteer - Student Opportunities Are you a student looking for experience in a non-clinical field? We are looking for talented and enthusiastic volunteers to help us serve the community. About Northside Christian Health Center: North Side Christian Health Center is a comprehensive primary healthcare center established in 1993. NSCHC serves all patients without regard for their ability to pay. We serve everyone seeking the best care available regardless of their religious beliefs, ethnic and cultural background, language spoken, age, sex, and disability status. Our staff provides primary and preventive medical care for patients of all ages, mental and behavioral health services, dental care, and case management.

About the position: As a student volunteer, you are asked to provide clearances (Act 33,34,73) and complete 5 hours of orientation/compliance modules and commit to a consistent schedule (which would be adapted to your availability and NSCHC business operations) for a minimum of 4 months. You must be at least 18 years old and have successfully completed one year of college or a trade school. We have a periodic need for assistance researching policy issues and strategic revenue opportunities in finance, human resources, fundraising & outreach, and marketing. Please submit your resume, what you are interested in and your availability.

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