Infusion Area

Volunteers provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the infusion area by offering our patients light snacks, coffee and juices. Duties include stocking the hospitality area with snacks and blankets. Sensitive and caring personality with good communication skills needed; requires extensive walking. Volunteers in this area need to be a cancer survivor or a caregiver to a loved one.

Lobby

Volunteers in the lobby serve up hot coffee and always with a smile. If you are outgoing and have a good listening ear, then this might be the job for you. Duties include making coffee and assisting patients with directions within the facility. Good communication skills needed.

Floater

Volunteers need to have good organizational skills. Duties include organizing magazines in the lobby, the magazine cart, and restocking/organizing materials for the patient resource area. The floater volunteer is responsible for stocking the imaging, outpatient medical and areas with snacks. Good communication skills are needed; extensive walking.

Volunteers support the emotional and spiritual needs of cancer patients and their families. Volunteer must have good communication skills. This position is for the Russel Hill location only.

Volunteer to perform clerical duties in the volunteer room. Duties include assembling patient handbooks and assisting with special projects. Willingness to work alone; strong organization skills required.

Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced crocheter, join us in our mission to provide comfortable and stylish hats for our patients who are undergoing treatment. For more information about Hooks for Hope, please contact Sheila Fogle, hooksforhopecci@gmail.com.

We are seeking talented musicians to provide soft, therapeutic music in the lobby for our patients and caregivers. Recital and performance experience required. This position is for the Russel Hill location and Singing River Cancer Center in Florence.

The Peer-to-Peer Program is designed to connect patients and caregivers one-on-one with a volunteer patient or caregiver that understands the journey ahead. The primary goal is to lessen the worry and stresses that might occur following a diagnosis by providing a listening ear and support. The Peer-to-Peer Program will serve to provide additional support and in no way take the place of clinical care. We are fortunate to have many caring volunteers who support this mission through their dedicated service to our patients, families, and visitors. Click here to learn more and apply. 

The Patient and Family Advisory Council, composed of representatives from Clearview’s staff, patients, and caregivers.  Our council members are essential partners in our Institute’s mission to provide cutting edge quality and comprehensive patient- and family-centered care. Click here to learn more and apply.