Junior Volunteer Program
Junior Volunteer Program
Bassett Healthcare Network's Junior Volunteer Program lasts for eight weeks during the summer and provides students with insight into health care careers and appropriate training. Students are expected to volunteer at least two days per week for a minimum of four hours each day. Students will be required to attend an information and orientation session as well as training in infection control, confidentiality, and service excellence.
The Service Excellence / Volunteer Services offices are only responsible for students during scheduled volunteer assignment hours; parents or guardians must ensure that students are supervised during any other time during the workday.
Complete the Acceptance Process:
Frequently Asked Questions
Students must be at least 14 years old as of July 1, 2019.
At least three weeks in advance.
Applicants should expect a response in approximately seven business days, but the time may vary depending on the number of applications and immunization records to process.
A PPD is a tuberculosis test. The first step is receiving an injection, and the second is to return to the facility between 48 and 72 hours later to have a health professional examine the injection site.
Volunteers should dress in business casual attire: khakis, dress shirt, or dress pants. No jeans, no open-toed shoes, and no tank tops.
If you feel ill, please contact Volunteer Services at (607) 547-3219 or kyle.leisner@bassett.org.
If you have other questions about Bassett’s Junior Volunteer Program, please contact Volunteer Services at (607) 547-3219.
