Hospice Music Volunteers

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Share your musical talent with others! Do you enjoy playing an instrument or singing solo? Are you caring and compassionate? Do you have a passion for helping others? Then we would love to have join the Continuum Hospice Volunteer Team! Volunteers with musical abilities are needed to bring smiles on the faces of our patients. Simply provide your contact information, and our Volunteer Coordinator will reach out to you to discuss further details.

Continuum Hospice provides professional care with a personal touch. We accomplish this by focusing on both the patient and their family. We will treat the disease process with medical expertise while emphasizing quality living, not only physically, but also psychosocially, emotionally and spiritually. Comfort, compassion and calming presence are the gifts we bring to this service, and we are honored to walk with the patient and loved ones through this special time.

Continuum Hospice is looking for professional musicians, choir members, music students and teachers, board certified music therapists, band members, and more, to share music and brighten up the days of all those we serve. As a Music Volunteer you will be able to provide a beautiful presence through the comfort of your music to our patients and provide peace to our front-line health care staff.

Become a hero on your own terms

On your own time. In your own way. With your musical talents.

• Understanding and supportive of hospice philosophy.
• Compassionate person who is accepting and respectful of people's differences.
• Must be a licensed driver with an insured automobile in good working order.
• The ability to communicate well, both verbally and in writing.
• Must be able to pass background check requirements.
• CMS requires that all patient-facing staff, as well as those that are in contact with patient-facing staff, be fully vaccinated, or have a documented religious or medical exemption. This important rule is required for all healthcare organizations that receive federal funds through Medicare or Medicaid.