Volunteer Scotland

Meet & Greet Volunteer

  • VO93420

Description

Providing a friendly and welcoming atmosphere to patients and visitors as they enter the hospital.

Signposting, and if necessary, guiding to relevant areas/departments within the hospital.

Supporting with the implementation of COVID safety measures (wearing of masks and use of hand gel).

Maintain stock of wheelchairs; replacing once someone has finished and cleaning for next use.

This can be a difficult time for patients and visitors so having that warm and helpful welcome can make all the difference.

Quote: I attended Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline. At the entrance door I was met with professionalism. The friendly meet and greeter at the door made me feel as though I was entering a top hotel.

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2-3 Hours per week

Frequency and commitment details

2-3 Hours per week

Restrictions

Experience required: Good listening and communication skills. Helpful, friendly and caring manner. Maintain confidentiality. Willingness to participate in identified training necessary/relevant to the role. To be motivated in the volunteering activities undertaken. Ability to interact with the healthcare team. Ensure hand hygiene and infection control guidelines are adhered to at all times.
Travel details: Reception areas at Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline. Accessible via public transport with onsite parking also available. Reception at Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy
Minimum age: 16

Support

Expenses paid: Yes
Expenses details: Travel expenses will be reimbursed; public transport costs and mileage rates for use of own vehicle at 28p per mile.
Training details: Preplacement occupational health check questionnaire. Named contacts for support. NHS Scotland volunteer induction module. More in-depth infection control training. Any role specific manual handling training provided by NHS Health & Safety Team. Fire training to be completed annually. Refresher training every 3 years.
Support: Named Contact For Volunteer,
Wheelchair Access/Disabled Access Toilet

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