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3/22/2012
What is the Missouri SMP
The Missouri Senior Medicare Patrol program (SMP) trains retired professionals to help Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries prevent, detect and report health care fraud. Missouri SMP volunteers
- work with individual beneficiaries to review Medicare Summary Notices for accuracy
- provide one-one counseling
- make presentations to groups about how to avoid getting taken by scam artists
- exhibit at community health fairs
The primary goal is to teach Medicare beneficiaries how to protect their personal identity, screen their healthcare statements for errors, and identify deceptive health care practices, such as illegal marketing, providing unnecessary or inappropriate services and charging for services that were never provided.
If you are a retired professional that is highly motivated to help older persons and are wanting significant and meaningful work with a positive impact to the community, contact the Missouri SMP Office at 888-515-6565 for more information.
The Missouri SMP is funded by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services’ and Administration on Aging
8/16/2011
Joy of Reading at the Kansas City Public Library
6/27/2011
MO Historical Society a great place to get involved and Volunteer
6/27/2011
BE THERE TO CARE! We are looking for special volunteers willing to advocate on behalf of residents in long-term care facilities in your community. The Missouri Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is hoping you will volunteer some time each week to advocate and be a voice for residents living in nursing homes, residential care facilities, and assisted living facilities. Training is provided to equip you for service and to assist the residents in decisions regarding their life in the facility.
Contact the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program: 1-800-309-3282 or ltcombudsman@health.mo.gov http://www.health.mo.gov/seniors/ombudsman/
The Challenge is “BE THERE TO CARE!”
6/8/2011
Volunteer Opportunities for Retired Teachers Spend your winter in the tropics!
6/8/2011
Wanted: Advocate for lifelong learning to volunteer on Friday mornings at Adventures in Learning Program for Shepherd’s Center Central in south Kansas City, Missouri. As volunteer Onsite Coordinator, you will manage the set-up of audio-visual equipment for workshops, classes, and seminars geared to mid-life and older adults. Additional tasks include: direct attendees, assist with class registration, and be the “go-to” person for a team of other event volunteers. Hours are 8:30 am to 1:30pm Fridays from September-May. Benefits include a free lunch, the opportunity to attend classes and presentations, and the satisfaction of helping people stay active and informed. Contact Deb Dickinson, Manager of Volunteers, Shepherd’s Center Central 816-444-1121, ext. 105
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Positions:
4/16/2012
Part-Time Field Interviewers - Research Triangle Institute
11/15/2011
Office Support Specialist/Skills Instructor-Jefferson City
10/31/2011
Associate Renaissance Consultant, Part Time -- Renaissance Learning, Inc.
5/31/2011
The Preclarus Mastery Academy, a new urban charter school opening for the 2011-12 school year in Saint Louis, has an opening for a Latin teacher to teach the fundamentals of Latin to students in Grades Five and Six. Qualified teachers should send a current resume and letter of interest as email attachments to Christopher Walczak, Director of Instruction at cwalczak@preclarus org. The school's website is http://www.preclarus.org.
3/31/2011
Science Teachers of Missouri Executive Director Job Opening
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