Marshfield Child Advocacy Center

Marshfield Child Advocacy Center (MCAC) is a facility with specialized staff, which offers comprehensive developmental and physical evaluations for children potentially in need of protection. With a collaborative community approach, services provided by our team not only further enhance the investigative process, but also allow for the recognition, treatment, and/or referral to medical, social, behavioral, and educational problems.

MCAC provides services to community agencies aimed at enhancing investigations of child maltreatment, including forensic interviewing of potential child victims in an age appropriate and child friendly setting, as well as allowing for interaction and cooperation amongst agencies. In best case scenarios, we are able to reassure family, caregivers, and especially the patients that they are whole and healthy.

To become a Marshfield Clinic volunteer, you must successfully complete the five steps below. Please note this process may take up to a few weeks to complete.

 

Step 1: Read the service description and complete the application if the program is a good fit for you.

Service Description
Paper Application
Online Application

 

Step 2: Print, complete, and return an Immunization Form, Letter of Acknowledgment, and Background Disclosure Form.

Note: All volunteers must provide acceptable proof of vaccination for: (a) Measles (b) Mumps (c) Rubella (d) Varicella (e) Hepatitis B (f) Tdap and (g) Seasonal Influenza (documentation of Influenza vaccination is required annually prior to December 1 of each year)

Scan and email required documents to smith.rachel@marshfieldclinic.org

Or Print and mail completed application to:
Rachel Smith
1000 N. Oak Ave-3Q4
Marshfield, WI 54449

 

Step 3: Once your application documents are received, Marshfield Clinic will contact you to schedule an interview, check your references and conduct background checks.

 

Step 4: After the interview, Marshfield Clinic will schedule a no-cost blood draw to confirm your titer levels and test for Tuberculosis. To schedule this lab appointment, please print, complete, and turn in a Volunteer Health Assessment Form.

Scan and email, or print and mail this form to Rachel Smith.

Additionally, volunteers under 18 years of age must take this consent form with them to their lab appointment.

 

Step 5: Attend the training session scheduled by your volunteer program coordinator.

If you have questions, please contact Rachel Smith at 715-221-5120