What is Teen Scene?

Teen Scene is the teen volunteer program at UH Case Medical Center that takes place during the summer months, and is designed for students age 15 to graduation. The purpose of the program is to empower teens with leadership and communication skills and provide them with exposure to the hospital environment, while contributing to the community.

Apply early; space is limited and the program fills quickly.

Commitment

Volunteering can be a fun activity and very rewarding, but it is also a very serious commitment. Volunteering requires that you be willing to learn, work hard, and be responsible and open to new experiences.

Participants in the program volunteer weekly over an 8-week period and must be available during regular business hours. Weekends and evenings are not available. Participants volunteer 3-4 hours per week and are not permitted to volunteer over 12 hours per week. No service hours will be released until the minimum of 29 hours has been completed.

Please consider carefully whether this time commitment will fit your schedule or other life commitments. You must have the willingness and ability to make a commitment to your volunteer assignment. The department you volunteer in depends on you. If you must miss more than one week, the time may not be right for you to volunteer at UH.

Benefits of Volunteering

• Scholarships
• Fulfill educational requirements
• Meet new and interesting people
• Invitation to recognition events
• Paid parking
• Discounts at gift shop and cafeteria
• Letter of recommendation and certificate at completion of program requirements
• Build a resume of service for college
• Learn new skills while helping others
• Gain exposure to the hospital environment
• Meal voucher provided when completing a 4-hour shift