Volunteer: Clinic Services Afternoon Canine Kennel CleaningBe part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: Assist the HSC Clinic Services Team by overseeing the cleanliness of the canine room and assisting with general cleaning of surgery after patients are discharged for the day! Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This kennel cleaning position is different from helping with the Animal Care kennels! DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Once all the kennels are cleaned for the end of day, assist Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them home and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.
VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. Gloves and any other tools necessary for cleaning will be provided. Program: Clinic Services Be part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: Assist the HSC Clinic Services Team by overseeing the cleanliness of the canine room and assisting with general cleaning of surgery after patients are discharged for the day! Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This kennel cleaning position is different from helping with the Animal Care kennels! DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Once all the kennels are cleaned for the end of day, assist Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them home and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.
VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. Gloves and any other tools necessary for cleaning will be provided. Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Services Afternoon Feline Kennel CleaningBe part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: Assist the HSC Clinic Services Team by overseeing the cleanliness of the feline room and assisting with general cleaning of surgery after patients are discharged for the day! Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This kennel cleaning position is different from helping with the Animal Care kennels! DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Once all the kennels are cleaned for the end of day, assist Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them home and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.
VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. Gloves and any other tools necessary for cleaning will be provide Program: Clinic Services Be part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: Assist the HSC Clinic Services Team by overseeing the cleanliness of the feline room and assisting with general cleaning of surgery after patients are discharged for the day! Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This kennel cleaning position is different from helping with the Animal Care kennels! DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Once all the kennels are cleaned for the end of day, assist Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them home and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.
VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. Gloves and any other tools necessary for cleaning will be provide Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Services Exam Room CleanerMUST BE 18 Years Old As an Exam Room Cleaner, you will play an important role in maintaining a clean, safe, and sanitary environment for both animal patients and staff. Your efforts will help minimize the risk of disease transmission and ensure a welcoming space for pet owners. Responsibilities include: Wiping down exam room surfaces between appointments to prevent the spread of germs and contaminants.Properly disposing of medical waste such as used gauze, vaccine vials, and testing materials.Mopping up animal messes such as urine, drool, etc in both exam rooms and lobby areas.Restocking supplies as needed and alerting staff when more are required.Assisting with general tidying to ensure rooms are clean and ready for the next patient.Following all safety and sanitation protocols as instructed by veterinary staff.Lobby assistance as neededThis position is ideal for individuals interested in animal care and infection control, and who are comfortable with basic cleaning tasks in a medical setting. Please watch the following videos to prepare for the opportunity! (only up to 1:20 )Safety with needles! Exam Room Cleaning Program: Clinic Services MUST BE 18 Years Old As an Exam Room Cleaner, you will play an important role in maintaining a clean, safe, and sanitary environment for both animal patients and staff. Your efforts will help minimize the risk of disease transmission and ensure a welcoming space for pet owners. Responsibilities include: Wiping down exam room surfaces between appointments to prevent the spread of germs and contaminants.Properly disposing of medical waste such as used gauze, vaccine vials, and testing materials.Mopping up animal messes such as urine, drool, etc in both exam rooms and lobby areas.Restocking supplies as needed and alerting staff when more are required.Assisting with general tidying to ensure rooms are clean and ready for the next patient.Following all safety and sanitation protocols as instructed by veterinary staff.Lobby assistance as neededThis position is ideal for individuals interested in animal care and infection control, and who are comfortable with basic cleaning tasks in a medical setting. Please watch the following videos to prepare for the opportunity! (only up to 1:20 )Safety with needles! Exam Room Cleaning Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Services Laundry SpecialistBe part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: help the Clinic Services team with the laundry that is generated as we do surgeries. Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This laundry position is different from helping with the shelter laundry! MUST BE 18 years old Description of the duties: Assist the HSC Clinic Service Team by overseeing laundry; volunteers will help us keep our washing machine and dryer running with loads of surgical and animal care laundry. They'll also help fold and put away the items. Ability to operate a washer and dryer and fold laundry (we can teach you how to use our machines if you aren't familiar with such domestic bliss- all levels of "laundry skill" needed and welcome!). Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers will also need the attention to detail to ensure every item is fully dry before folding and storing. Ability to appreciate a humble job done well appreciated.
Volunteer support provided: -One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. -Gloves will be provided for the handling of messy items. Program: Clinic Services Be part of providing access to high-volume, high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services in the most humble of ways: help the Clinic Services team with the laundry that is generated as we do surgeries. Through these spay/neuter efforts, HSC supports the community in reducing the unwanted pet population and thereby reduces our community's euthanasia rate. PLEASE REPORT TO CLINIC SERVICES LOBBY FOR THIS POSITION. This laundry position is different from helping with the shelter laundry! MUST BE 18 years old Description of the duties: Assist the HSC Clinic Service Team by overseeing laundry; volunteers will help us keep our washing machine and dryer running with loads of surgical and animal care laundry. They'll also help fold and put away the items. Ability to operate a washer and dryer and fold laundry (we can teach you how to use our machines if you aren't familiar with such domestic bliss- all levels of "laundry skill" needed and welcome!). Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers will also need the attention to detail to ensure every item is fully dry before folding and storing. Ability to appreciate a humble job done well appreciated.
Volunteer support provided: -One-on-one instruction will be provided by a member of the HSC Clinic Services Team. -Gloves will be provided for the handling of messy items. Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Services MaestroHelp Clinic Services maintain safe and smooth Spay/Neuter procedures and patient recovery by tackling post-op instrument sanitation and surgical pack preparations. Ensure that patient care and recovery remain a top priority for the Clinic by helping them keep up with some side work. Duties: Surgical instruments are scrubbed, soaked and sanitized before they are wrapped and autoclaved for next sterile use. Utilizing experience from at least 1 prior training shift, as well as, reference documentation provided at the station, the Maestro conducts the vital process of instrument sanitation and surgical pack preparation. **Please be advised that active surgical and anesthetic procedures will be taking place during the course of this position. Alarming sites, sounds and smells may be encountered. Please know that all animals remain in High Quality care and are professionally and compassionately cared for while in our facilities.** Sign up for the mandatory training shift here Program: Clinic Services Help Clinic Services maintain safe and smooth Spay/Neuter procedures and patient recovery by tackling post-op instrument sanitation and surgical pack preparations. Ensure that patient care and recovery remain a top priority for the Clinic by helping them keep up with some side work. Duties: Surgical instruments are scrubbed, soaked and sanitized before they are wrapped and autoclaved for next sterile use. Utilizing experience from at least 1 prior training shift, as well as, reference documentation provided at the station, the Maestro conducts the vital process of instrument sanitation and surgical pack preparation. **Please be advised that active surgical and anesthetic procedures will be taking place during the course of this position. Alarming sites, sounds and smells may be encountered. Please know that all animals remain in High Quality care and are professionally and compassionately cared for while in our facilities.** Sign up for the mandatory training shift here Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Services Support VolunteerClinic Services Support Volunteer
Description of the duties: Assist the HSC Clinic Service Team by overseeing laundry; volunteers will help us keep our washing machine and dryer running with loads of surgical and animal care laundry. They'll also help fold and put away the items. Ability to operate a washer and dryer and fold laundry (we can teach you how to use our machines if you aren't familiar with such domestic bliss- all levels of "laundry skill" needed and welcome!). Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers will also need the attention to detail to ensure every item is fully dry before folding and storing. Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Assisting Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them to surgery and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: **Please be advised that active surgical and anesthetic procedures will be taking place during the course of this position. Alarming sites, sounds and smells may be encountered. Please know that all animals remain in High Quality care and are professionally and compassionately cared for while in our facilities.** Program: Clinic Services Clinic Services Support Volunteer
Description of the duties: Assist the HSC Clinic Service Team by overseeing laundry; volunteers will help us keep our washing machine and dryer running with loads of surgical and animal care laundry. They'll also help fold and put away the items. Ability to operate a washer and dryer and fold laundry (we can teach you how to use our machines if you aren't familiar with such domestic bliss- all levels of "laundry skill" needed and welcome!). Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers will also need the attention to detail to ensure every item is fully dry before folding and storing. Cleaning kennels to maintain sanitation and health of the surgical patients (this includes poop scooping, bending to lift beds/bedding, bowls, etc.). Assisting Clinic Services team with other cleaning duties of surgery such as sweeping/mopping the floors, lint rolling surgical packs for the next day, etc. This volunteer role does include crouching, kneeling, bending to clean within kennels, scrubbing the floors, etc. Volunteers will need to be able to tolerate handling potentially smelly or soiled items (including laundry and other items impacted by urine/pee, feces/poop, blood, or vomit; disposable gloves provided). Volunteers may be in the room while the surgical team is actively removing pets from kennels to send them to surgery and would need to be aware of their surroundings to ensure they aren't obstructing any pathways or occupied kennels for the pets to leave the room.VOLUNTEER SUPPORT PROVIDED: **Please be advised that active surgical and anesthetic procedures will be taking place during the course of this position. Alarming sites, sounds and smells may be encountered. Please know that all animals remain in High Quality care and are professionally and compassionately cared for while in our facilities.** Program: Clinic Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28208 Allow Groups: No |