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Companionship visits (talking, reading, engaging in community activities, watching TV together ... Helping with grief support groups (set-up, greet guests). * Making blankets, shawls, or comfort ...

Companionship visits (talking, reading, engaging in community activities, watching TV together ... Helping with grief support groups (set-up, greet guests). * Making blankets, shawls, or comfort ...

... nursing facility) * Assist with letter writing or other projects * Read to the patient or join them in watching a favorite TV program * Play games with the patient or family * Take the patient ...

... nursing facility) * Assist with letter writing or other projects * Read to the patient or join them in watching a favorite TV program * Play games with the patient or family * Take the patient ...

Companionship visits (talking, reading, engaging in community activities, watching TV together ... Helping with grief support groups (set-up, greet guests). * Making blankets, shawls, or comfort ...

Companionship visits (talking, reading, engaging in community activities, watching TV together ... Helping with grief support groups (set-up, greet guests). * Making blankets, shawls, or comfort ...

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How much do volunteer tv set nurse jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 30, 2026, the average hourly pay for volunteer tv set nurse in the United States is $19.14, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $20.19 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Volunteer

Omaha, NE • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

Make Lives Better, Enrich Your Own: Join OnCare Health as a Volunteer!

Becoming a hospice volunteer is a deeply meaningful way to make a difference in someone's final chapter of life. Volunteers offer comfort, companionship, and a listening ear to patients and their families during a sacred and vulnerable time. It's a chance to give back, gain perspective, and be part of a compassionate team that values presence, dignity, and human connection. Even a small act-like holding a hand, reading aloud, or simply sitting quietly-can bring profound peace and comfort.

What You'll Do:

As a Volunteer, you'll play a hands-on role in improving the lives of our patients. We assign all tasks based on your comfort and preferences, ensuring a rewarding experience. Your engaging contributions can include:

  • Companionship visits (talking, reading, engaging in community activities, watching TV together).
  • Sitting vigil with patients who are actively dying.
  • Caregiver relief (sitting with patient while loved ones take a break).
  • Playing music or singing.
  • Preparing or mailing sympathy cards and grief materials.
  • Helping with grief support groups (set-up, greet guests).
  • Making blankets, shawls, or comfort items.
  • Assembling sunshine mailings or holiday baskets.
  • Crafting personalized cards or decor for patient rooms.
  • Prayer visits or scripture reading.
  • Guided meditation or mindfulness exercises.
  • Supportive listening and presence during emotional moments.