VOLUNTEER
As set forth in our mission statement, we have a unique opportunity to fulfill Christ's command to care for the sick. St. Paul's letter to the Colossians (3.12) instructs us "to clothe yourself with kindness, humility, meekness, and patience." When you volunteer at St. Martin's, you will also clothe yourselves as instructed by St. Paul.
Volunteering at St. Martin's Healthcare:
We can all easily recall Mother Teresa of Calcutta's exemplary service to the poor. She is our tangible inspiration for gentle care, the benchmark for all encounters at St. Martin's. Mother Teresa was fond of saying, "We can do no great things, only small things with great love."
Our patients walk through the door in need of health care. A warm smile, a gentle touch, a listening ear, an attitude of acceptance can extend to all the healing touch of Christ. True compassion will mean suffering and bearing with those we serve. The Prayer of St. Teresa of Avila speaks of Christ having no hands, no feet no eyes but ours. Let us use our abilities to be the hands, feet, and eyes of Christ yet at the same time recognize Him in our patients.
It takes an invaluable support staff to serve the communities of DeKalb and Noble Counties. Please consider sharing your time, talent and treasure with us!
Positions Available:
Clerical Support: assist with data entry, filing, mailings and general non-medical office duties.
Dentist: Diagnose patient's dental needs, treat or refer for appropriate treatment as indicated.
Dental Hygienist: Provide prophy and dental education to patients.
Dental Assistant: Provide professional and compassionate dental care by assisting the dentist, taking x-rays and instrument sterilization.
Front Desk: Maintaining the flow of patient traffic for the Medical and Dental Clinics by answering phones, and registering patients.
Fund Raising: Help plan, solicit donations, decorate, and work at annual events and giving parties.
Pharmacy Tech: Sort and inventory medications, perform data entry, and phone patients.
Physician: See patients and diagnose acute illnesses, manage chronic medical problems, and determine appropriate testing and treatment.
Nurse: Assess patients while performing clinical tests, working closely with physicians to carry out orders and assist with medication programs.
Social Worker: Assist clients with needs that can be addressed by community resources.
Interpreter: In order to serve the needs of the Hispanic community, we need Spanish speaking interpreters to assist our medical/dental staff.