The aim of the role of Reiki Master volunteers is to offer a few hours a week to provide treatments for our Wellbeing patients and the Inpatient Unit.
Daily supervision: Wellbeing Centre Sister
Accountability: Debbie Edwards, Director of Nursing and Quality
Requirements: Reiki Master Qualification
Location: Teesside Hospice Care Foundation, 1 Northgate Road, Middlesbrough, TS5 5NW.
The aim of the role of Reiki Master volunteers is to offer a few hours a week to provide treatments for our Wellbeing patients and the Inpatient Unit. The role does not expect volunteers to manage the whole Wellbeing service but to provide help and assistance to colleagues, so that the service is as effective as possible.
Reiki Master volunteers will:
- Provide short treatments to our Wellbeing and Inpatients
- Work alongside out Complementary Therapy team
- Be a member of a Professional Association (essential)
- Recognise and respect patient confidentiality
- Present with appropriate work place behaviour
- Use professional interaction when learning to cope with new situations.
- Show respect, good manners and workplace etiquette.
- Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Act as an ambassador for Teesside Hospice and promote the service.
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