Simply Better Summer Gen Z Volunteers
Published January 1, 2010
Molly T. McVey | Volunteer Services Coordinator, Piedmont Columbus Regional
This webinar provides learning strategies to increase clinical and nonclinical department “buy-in” for high school student volunteers and explains what tools are necessary to create a more efficient and more meaningful experience for youth volunteers.
*This resource was originally developed by the Association for Health Care Volunteer Resource Professionals (AHVRP) prior to AHVRP integrating with The Beryl Institute in July 2020. This webinar does not offer Patient Experience Continuing Education Credit (PXE).
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