Systemizing Volunteer Management: The Future of Enterprising Your Volunteer Programs
Cate Murphy, Director of Corporate Relations and Client Engagement, Samaritan Technologies
Volunteer programs are one of the backbones in healthcare management and patient experience. Now, more than ever, healthcare volunteer programs are being recognized and asked to enterprise along with their organization, rather than remain ancillary. This webinar will teach volunteer directors, managers and coordinators the pre-work steps on how to enterprise their programs across multiple locations, creating centralized use and reporting for a “whole picture” approach to their business impact story.
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