Volunteer Coordinator Death Doula Program bei Care Dimensions
Care Dimensions · Danvers, Vereinigte Staaten Von Amerika · Onsite
- Professional
- Optionales Büro in Danvers
Care Dimensions has a truly meaningful purpose – to provide compassionate care to our patients who are faced with an advanced or end-of-life illness. Since 1978, Care Dimensions has been a driving force in expanding access to hospice and palliative care in Massachusetts. At Care Dimensions, we invest in people who take pride in caring and supporting. We support and strengthen our people with extensive training, teamwork and technology. Our values are embedded in our work, each and every day: Compassion, Excellence, Collaboration, Integrity, Responsiveness, Innovation. As part of the Care Dimensions team, you’ll gain the support and inspiration for a career you’ll find meaningful every day.
Part Time 20 hours per week
Are you passionate about compassionate care at the end of life? Do you thrive in mission-driven environments where innovation and empathy go hand in hand? We’re seeking a Volunteer Coordinator to lead and grow our newly established Death Doula Program, a new initiative that supports individuals and families during life’s most profound transitions.
About the Role
As the Volunteer Coordinator, you’ll be at the heart of a transformative program that integrates trained Death Doula volunteers into hospice and palliative care settings. You’ll oversee recruitment, training, and support of volunteers, while collaborating with clinical teams to ensure the program aligns with our values of dignity, presence, and holistic care.
This is a unique opportunity to help shape a new program from the ground up—developing training, defining scope, and building community awareness. You’ll also contribute to broader volunteer services, supporting a team of dedicated individuals who make a meaningful difference every day.
What You’ll Do
- Lead the development and daily operations of the Death Doula Program.
- Recruit, onboard, and supervise volunteers, ensuring they are well-prepared and supported.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to define program goals and best practices.
- Promote the program through outreach and education in the community.
- Maintain accurate records and evaluate program impact.
- Support broader volunteer initiatives including training, recognition, and scheduling.
What You Bring
- Death Doula certification and at least one year of relevant experience.
- Associate’s degree in social work, psychology, education, human services, or related field (Bachelor’s preferred).
- 3–5 years of program coordination or office management experience, ideally in healthcare or nonprofit settings.
- Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Passion for end-of-life care and community engagement.
Why Join Us?
You’ll be part of a compassionate, collaborative team committed to enhancing the lives of patients and families. This role offers the chance to innovate, lead, and make a lasting impact in a supportive and mission-driven organization.
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The Pay Range listed is the anticipated hiring range of this position. Precise pay rates are determined through consideration of one or more of the following: education, training, relevant experience and work location. There are some cases in which the pay rate could exceed the range listed on this job post. Care Dimensions also offers a comprehensive benefits package – including employer-sponsored health insurance, paid time-off, tuition reimbursement, student loan paydown, supplemental insurance options and more – which adds to the company’s generous total rewards package.
Benefits are offered to employees that are scheduled to work 20+ hours/week, which include a generous earned time (vacation days) program, tuition reimbursement, scholarship programs, student loan paydown program, two retirement plans, in addition to medical/dental/vision/life/disability insurance, and so much more!
Care Dimensions is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. Applicants needing a reasonable accommodation during any part of the interview process may request one.
