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Who are NRMC volunteers? They are people who donate their time, whether it be an hour, a month or something they do every day. They donate their skills and their talents to support our community hospital. They lend a hand wherever help is needed, from delivering mail, working at the information desk or gift shop, to volunteering with hospice patients.
Volunteers are people who make a difference because of the role they play in meeting patients' needs or providing essential services and lending support to our hospital community.
Volunteers set an example for all of us...they work for the satisfaction of helping others.Volunteers have the opportunity to match their skills and interests with meaningful assignments. As part of the health care team, volunteers broaden and diversify staff efforts to meet the hospital’s goal of providing comprehensive health care. There are many areas in which volunteer help is needed and scheduling is very flexible. For more information about being a volunteer at Nevada Regional Medical Center please call: 417-448-3801. Junior Volunteer Program Junior Volunteers is a new program for boys and girls fourteen to eighteen years of age. Students can participate in a variety of activities that fit their own special talents and interests. If you or someone you know is interested in brightening the lives of others - join this fun summer project by contacting your local high school counselor or picking up information at the NRMC Information Desk.