Volunteer Orientation Leader

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TITLE: Orientation Leader

DEPARTMENT: Volunteer Services

REPORTS TO: Volunteer Services Manager

REVISION DATE: March 2016

POSITION PROFILE

To assist with the direction and instruction of new volunteers serving at Metropolitan Ministries. Primarily functioning through an orientation with a result of volunteers that are mobilized with the spirit, knowledge, and understanding needed to effectively serve the organization

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1.) Ensure all volunteers attending orientation are signed in through Meet The Need database

2.) Set up of orientation room, including powering on/off of computer and lights and ensuring a clean environment prior to and after orientation.

3.) Providing a two part orientation that focuses on the ideology and mission of Metropolitan Ministries as well as a tour of the campus that clearly outlines volunteer needs.

4.) Continuing education via Volunteer Services Manager regarding year to year changes in the Volunteer Services operation and organizational volunteer priorities.

5.) Post orientation debriefs with volunteers seeking specific pieces of information and direction toward onboarding steps for High Impact Person (HIP) program.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Education and Experience:

High School graduate with general customer service experience is helpful with the main focus being on public presentations and public speaking in front of groups of 15+. Prior exposure and relation to at-risk and homeless individuals preferred. A general knowledge of Metropolitan Ministries including its history, success, and volunteer needs.

Skill Requirements:

Effective communication in English and time management. Sensitivity in addressing issues of poverty, homelessness and faith in a professional and caring manner.

Physical Requirements:

Hearing and speaking ability which allows for effective oral communication of information. Ability to stand for over an hour and walk across the entire Metropolitan Ministries campus.

Other:

General expectations are for business casual attire or in regard to Saturdays, jeans and a t-shirt are acceptable. Whenever possible Metropolitan Ministries t-shirts are preferred. Specifically avoid graphic t-shirts and open toed shoes for the safety of the campus.