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The minimum age to volunteer is 18. However, for the Summer Junior Volunteer Program, the minimum age is 14.
volunteering and what motivates you at this time in your life, and will notify you within three weeks whether you
can proceed with the application process.
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lease review the available placements in the section above to see all available placements. We have placements at community health centers, specialty clinics, hospitals, and in virtual settings. There are placements with openings on weekdays, evenings, and weekends.
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The onboarding process takes an average of 4 weeks. Volunteers can minimize the total onboarding time by ensuring they submit complete and correct medical documentation, which is often the step that takes the most time.
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Complete an online application, undergo a criminal background check, submit required vaccination records, schedule and complete an Occupational Health appointment, complete online training, and attend a volunteer orientation with a volunteer manager. For more details about this process, please click here. [Link to Onboarding Process static page.]
become available.
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- Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) positive titer or proof of two shots
- Varicella (Chicken Pox) positive titer or proof of two shots
- Pertussis must be a TDAP within 10 years
- Flu shot Required September March
- TB Titer Offered at no cost through Harris Health Occupational Health Clinics
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Check with your healthcare provider or use these community resources to get the needed vaccines.
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Complete an online application, undergo a criminal background check, complete online training, and attend a volunteer orientation with a volunteer manager. Additional training may be required based on placement. For more details about this process, please click here. [Link to Virtual Volunteer Program static page.]
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No. Volunteers are not assigned to physicians or other healthcare providers for shadowing. Volunteers are not permitted to provide clinical care for patients.