Road To Recovery Volunteer Coordinator

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Road To Recovery is an American Cancer Society program designed to help improve the quality of life and reduce barriers to care for cancer patients undergoing active treatment by transporting them to and from cancer-related treatment appointments.

The Road To Recovery Coordinator collaboratively manages and monitors requests for Road To Recovery services with American Cancer Society staff partners, and works closely with the volunteer drivers to provide lifesaving transportation assistance to and from cancer-related appointments. In addition to the integral role they play in service coordination, The Volunteer Coordinator also works hand-in-hand in assisting ACS with ongoing program assessment, as well as overall volunteer and community management as it relates to the Road To Recovery program.

Requirements: Successful completion of Volunteer Coordinator Training, and compliance with update training requirement every 2 years, or as otherwise needed to ensure compliance with program standards and guidelines. Pass background check. Knowledge of transportation options in the community. Ability to respond to requests for Road To Recovery rides within a defined timeframe. Ability to keep accurate and organized documentation. Strong communication and listening skills. Strong organizational and time management skills. Access to email, phone and internet preferred. Appreciation of and respect for diverse backgrounds, cultures and lifestyles of patients, caregivers, volunteers and staff. If a cancer survivor, must be one year post-treatment.