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Medford, OR 97501
Many residents in long-term care, such as assisted living or skilled nursing facilities, have no one to speak up for them when their rights are violated. You can amplify their voices to ensure they receive appropriate care, have a fulfilling lifestyle, and are treated with dignity. The mission of Oregon’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman program is to protect individual rights, enhance quality of life, improve care, and promote dignity for residents living in long-term care facilities. Many residents have no one to watch out for them or speak up when things go wrong; call lights go unanswered, meals arrive cold, or medications are given incorrectly. Ombudsman don’t make decisions for the resident, or act as their legal representative, or provide care. It is our role to inform the resident of their rights, and then act upon their decision, resolving it in whatever way necessary. The need for Ombudsmen volunteers is great throughout the state, and we are looking for volunteers in the Medford and surrounding areas. A six-day online training will be scheduled for those who successfully complete the application process. Become someone who can help be a problem solver and advocate for many who cannot speak for themselves. Call the office at 971-600-6149 for more information or apply online by clicking this link: https://form.jotform.com/201555656015048. Special Note: Volunteers are returning to providing in-person visits at long-term care facilities at this time! Specific precautions are still in place due to Covid 19 to ensure everyone's safety. We are currently providing online training, so now is a great time to apply! (In-person/hybrid training coming soon.) As we have seen through this crisis, Ombudsmen are needed more than ever. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will need to be provided if your application is accepted to volunteer.
Date Posted: Aug 1, 2022
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Lakeview, OR 97630
Many residents in long-term care, such as assisted living or skilled nursing facilities, have no one to speak up for them when their rights are violated. You can amplify their voices to ensure they receive appropriate care, have a fulfilling lifestyle, and are treated with dignity. The mission of Oregon’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman program is to protect individual rights, enhance quality of life, improve care, and promote dignity for residents living in long-term care facilities. Many residents have no one to watch out for them or speak up when things go wrong; call lights go unanswered, meals arrive cold, or medications are given incorrectly. Ombudsman don’t make decisions for the resident, or act as their legal representative, or provide care. It is our role to inform the resident of their rights, and then act upon their decision, resolving it in whatever way necessary. The need for Ombudsmen volunteers is great throughout the state, and we are looking for volunteers in the Lakeview area. A six-day online training will be scheduled for those who successfully complete the application process. Become someone who can help be a problem solver and advocate for many who cannot speak for themselves. Call the office at 971-600-6149 for more information or apply online by clicking this link: https://form.jotform.com/201555656015048. Special Note: Volunteers are returning to providing in-person visits at long-term care facilities at this time! Specific precautions are still in place due to Covid 19 to ensure everyone's safety. We are currently providing online training, so now is a great time to apply! (In-person/hybrid training coming soon.) As we have seen through this crisis, Ombudsmen are needed more than ever. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will need to be provided if your application is accepted to volunteer.
Date Posted: Aug 1, 2022
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Molalla, OR 97038
Many residents in long-term care, such as assisted living or skilled nursing facilities, have no one to speak up for them when their rights are violated. You can amplify their voices to ensure they receive appropriate care, have a fulfilling lifestyle, and are treated with dignity. The mission of Oregon’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman program is to protect individual rights, enhance quality of life, improve care, and promote dignity for residents living in long-term care facilities. Many residents have no one to watch out for them or speak up when things go wrong; call lights go unanswered, meals arrive cold, or medications are given incorrectly. Ombudsman don’t make decisions for the resident, or act as their legal representative, or provide care. It is our role to inform the resident of their rights, and then act upon their decision, resolving it in whatever way necessary. The need for Ombudsmen volunteers is great throughout the state, and we are looking for volunteers in the Molalla area. A six-day online training will be scheduled for those who successfully complete the application process. Become someone who can help be a problem solver and advocate for many who cannot speak for themselves. Call the office at 971-600-6149 for more information or apply online by clicking this link: https://form.jotform.com/201555656015048. Special Note: Volunteers are returning to providing in-person visits at long-term care facilities at this time! Specific precautions are still in place due to Covid 19 to ensure everyone's safety. We are currently providing online training, so now is a great time to apply! (In-person/hybrid training coming soon.) As we have seen through this crisis, Ombudsmen are needed more than ever. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will need to be provided if your application is accepted to volunteer.
Date Posted: Aug 1, 2022
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Albany, OR 97322
Many residents in long-term care, such as assisted living or skilled nursing facilities, have no one to speak up for them when their rights are violated. You can amplify their voices to ensure they receive appropriate care, have a fulfilling lifestyle, and are treated with dignity. The mission of Oregon’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman program is to protect individual rights, enhance quality of life, improve care, and promote dignity for residents living in long-term care facilities. Many residents have no one to watch out for them or speak up when things go wrong; call lights go unanswered, meals arrive cold, or medications are given incorrectly. Ombudsman don’t make decisions for the resident, or act as their legal representative, or provide care. It is our role to inform the resident of their rights, and then act upon their decision, resolving it in whatever way necessary. The need for Ombudsmen volunteers is great throughout the state, and we are looking for volunteers in the Albany area. A six-day online training will be scheduled for those who successfully complete the application process. Become someone who can help be a problem solver and advocate for many who cannot speak for themselves. Call the office at 971-600-6149 for more information or apply online by clicking this link: https://form.jotform.com/201555656015048. Special Note: Volunteers are returning to providing in-person visits at long-term care facilities at this time! Specific precautions are still in place due to Covid 19 to ensure everyone's safety. We are currently providing online training, so now is a great time to apply! (In-person/hybrid training coming soon.) As we have seen through this crisis, Ombudsmen are needed more than ever. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will need to be provided if your application is accepted to volunteer.
Date Posted: Aug 1, 2022
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Madras, OR 97741
Many residents in long-term care, such as assisted living or skilled nursing facilities, have no one to speak up for them when their rights are violated. You can amplify their voices to ensure they receive appropriate care, have a fulfilling lifestyle, and are treated with dignity. The mission of Oregon’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman program is to protect individual rights, enhance quality of life, improve care, and promote dignity for residents living in long-term care facilities. Many residents have no one to watch out for them or speak up when things go wrong; call lights go unanswered, meals arrive cold, or medications are given incorrectly. Ombudsman don’t make decisions for the resident, or act as their legal representative, or provide care. It is our role to inform the resident of their rights, and then act upon their decision, resolving it in whatever way necessary. The need for Ombudsmen volunteers is great throughout the state, and we are looking for volunteers in the Madras area. A six-day online training will be scheduled for those who successfully complete the application process. Become someone who can help be a problem solver and advocate for many who cannot speak for themselves. Call the office at 971-600-6149 for more information or apply online by clicking this link: https://form.jotform.com/201555656015048. Special Note: Volunteers are returning to providing in-person visits at long-term care facilities at this time! Specific precautions are still in place due to Covid 19 to ensure everyone's safety. We are currently providing online training, so now is a great time to apply! (In-person/hybrid training coming soon.) As we have seen through this crisis, Ombudsmen are needed more than ever. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will need to be provided if your application is accepted to volunteer.
Date Posted: Aug 1, 2022
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