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    Are you presently Employed? (Check all that apply)
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    Do you have a record of founded child or dependent adult abuse or have you ever been convicted of a crime other than a simple misdemeanor offense relating to motor vehicles and laws of the road under chapter 321 or equivalent provisions, in this state or any other state?
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    Volunteer Service Area Preference (Check all that apply)
    Osceola Regional Health Center (Hospital Greeter): Welcomes patients and visitors upon their arrival to the hospital and help direct or escort them to their destination.Heartwood Heights: Assist with activities, provide one on one visitation to residents and assist staff on various outings.New Beginnings Thrift Store: Sort donated items, price and display merchandise.


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    I understand and will comply with all of the following if accepted as a volunteer:
    ■ I voluntarily offer my services with a clear understanding that there is no monetary compensation
    ■ I will endeavor to be prompt and regular in my service.
    ■ I will observe all hospital regulations.
    ■ I authorize persons listed as references to release information.
    ■ I understand that Osceola Regional Health Center may complete a criminal background check.
    ■ I certify that all information on this application is true and complete.


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