Volunteer Programs Manager

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp.; Milford (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. seeks a Volunteer Services Coordinator for Bridgeport Hospital. The role involves designing and implementing volunteer programs, recruiting volunteers, and coordinating training and orientation to ensure high-quality patient care.

Under supervision, the coordinator will screen applicants, match volunteers to roles, and maintain documentation and compliance with regulatory requirements. Strong public speaking and project coordination skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Personal volunteer experience in some setting.
• Proven experience in program development and coordination.
• Public speaking and presentations experience.
• Leading training programs and project coordination experience.
• Prior experience coordinating volunteers in healthcare is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Designs and implements volunteer programs across the Medical Center.
• Creates and updates volunteer position descriptions reflecting duties.
• Develops and implements recruitment plans for volunteers.
• Screens volunteers via interviews and observations.
• Matches volunteers with appropriate positions and orientations.
• Coordinates volunteer training and ensures compliance with requirements.

Skills

Public speaking

Project coordination

Training

Interviews

Diversity awareness

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Masters preferred

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. seeks a Volunteer Services Coordinator for Bridgeport Hospital. The role involves designing and implementing volunteer programs, recruiting volunteers, and coordinating training and orientation to ensure high-quality patient care.

Under supervision, the coordinator will screen applicants, match volunteers to roles, and maintain documentation and compliance with regulatory requirements. Strong public speaking and project coordination skills are essential.