Screening Center Volunteer
Duties Church Health is now seeing patients at full capacity, and we need help administering safety protocols for our patients. We are
Church Health Youth Service Council
Empowering Youth, Healing Communities
Church Health Youth Service Council
The youth service council is a group of motivated, service oriented high school students who gain experience in the field of health care and non-profit by volunteering in a variety of areas at Church Health.
Become a part of the Youth Service Council today— Learn. Grow. Serve.
Learn
- Gain knowledge about different professions in the nonprofit and healthcare field
- Prepare for the future through learning about different professions
- Expand your knowledge about the health care system
Grow
- Enhance your resume with meaningful community service experience
- Connect with members of the healthcare community in Memphis
- Engage in community service while building friendships with highschoolers across the city of Memphis
Serve
- Grow understanding of the health disparities in Memphis
- Learn about our wholistic approach to health care
- Invest in the health of our community
Available Volunteer Opportunities
Medical Community Connector
Duties Do you enjoy being able to champion a great mission? Do you want to learn and share the ways
The Well Volunteer
Duties Patients at Church Health have the option of dropping off their children at The Well while they meet with
Christmas Card Volunteer
Duties Every Holiday season Church Health sends out thousands of Christmas Cards to help raise money for the work that
What's Involved
Upon completion of three Church Health service opportunities, students and family members will be invited to a reception honoring their achievement with a certificate from Dr. Scott Morris.
Important to Know
In order to be invited to the reception, students must complete three service opportunities within the calendar year January 2024—January 2025.
Have Questions?
If you would like more information or assistance in joining, please contact our program coordinators:
Emma Roberts (901)701-2322 robertse@churchhealth.org or Amber Tyree (901) 701-2338 tyreea@churchhealth.org.
The Church Health Scholars Program prepared me in ways that I couldn't imagine when I first came here. I had a dream of being a physician since I was a child, but it wasn't until I came to Church Health and saw the physicians here really impact people in an underserved community. And that has always stuck with me.
This opportunity has allowed for me to gain valuable medical experience and clinical exposure. I have observed firsthand the need for more cost-efficient health care for those who are financially unstable in our community. This position has allowed me to aid in Church Health’s mission to serve the underserved and contribute to improve health care within the Memphis community.
My time as a Scholar was full of learning and making connections in the medical field. If you find yourself in need of patient care or clinical experience, or are interested in learning how the health care field can grow and change you, this is the place to do it!
My experience as a Scholar was invaluable. I received hands-on experience communicating regularly with patients, and by working closely with our volunteer specialists, I developed an understanding of patient-provider interactions.
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Application Timeline
- November 1: Application Open
- February 11: Priority application deadline
- March 17: Extended Deadline
- April 1: Candidate notifications begin for priority deadline applicants
Thank you to Mrs. Cecile Skaggs for the generous support of future doctors though the Church Health Scholar Program. This support honors the memory of her husband, Dr. Marvin Skaggs who was a physician and leader in our community.
About the Church Health Scholars Program
Since its inception as the volunteer-based Clinic Assistant Program in the late 1980s, the Church Health Scholars program has helped participants launch careers as medical providers, community leaders and health care professionals.
The Church Health Scholars program is a gap-year, service-learning fellowship for recent four-year college graduates interested in serving underserved populations and exploring the intersection of faith and health. During a year of meaningful work, scholars are exposed to what it means to work in an equitable healthcare setting to serve the underserved populations of Memphis.
Church Health aims to provide a firm foundation for scholars to build professional and personal values, work ethic and perspective that forwards our mission to care for one another in our Memphis community.
