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Mount Sinai Morningside — Unit Support Volunteer
Manhattan hospital volunteer opportunity for high-school students providing non-clinical support while learning how a major hospital operates.
Program overview
High-school volunteers provide non-clinical support within hospital units. Students may interact with patients and staff, assist with appropriate requests, and learn how a major hospital operates.
Commitment
High-school volunteers generally complete at least 100 hours, with weekly shifts of approximately three hours.
Important eligibility note
Some specialized departments are limited to volunteers age 18 and older, but Unit Support is available to high-school students. Contact Mount Sinai Volunteer Services to confirm current placements, orientation, health requirements, and scheduling.
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The basics
- Organization:
- Mount Sinai Morningside
- Borough / location:
- Manhattan, NYC
- Age:
- 15+; high-school students accepted
- Grade:
- Not enough information published.
- Paid / unpaid:
- Volunteer; professional experience
- Deadline:
- Not enough information published.
- Program dates:
- Not enough information published.
What you should know
- What you’d actually be doing
- High-school volunteers provide non-clinical support within hospital units, interacting with patients and staff through appropriate requests.
- Who this is for
- Some specialized departments are 18+, while Unit Support is available to high-school students. Confirm placement and current requirements with Volunteer Services.
- Time commitment
- Not enough information published.
- Before applying
- Some specialized departments are 18+, while Unit Support is available to high-school students. Confirm placement and current requirements with Volunteer Services.
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