 We are pleased to announce that PCV is seeking a great new Program Manager. This is a pivotal role in our team as we seek to ensure that everyone who is facing end-of-life decisions has comprehensive and accurate information. We’d appreciate your help in finding excellent candidates. The Program Manager will manage and support our Helpline volunteers and our Wayfinders Network. The selected candidate will be responsible for the design and implementation of educational events, managing communications, and contributing to the development of new programs aimed at expanding access to medical aid in dying. We are interested in candidates with experience in program and volunteer management who are skilled at fostering strong relationships and who have an ability to be flexible and adapt to ever-changing challenges and opportunities. A commitment to excellence and attention to detail is essential in this work. PCV is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and encourage anyone who shares our commitment to autonomy at end of life and believes they would be a great fit to apply. Please share this opportunity with anyone who you believe would be an excellent candidate. Together, we can continue to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those seeking end-of-life choices in Vermont. Or mail a check to: Patient Choices Vermont PO Box 671 Shelburne, VT 05482 PCV is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Your contributions are tax-deductible. We recently had the privilege of supporting our neighbors in New Hampshire when attending the NH House Judiciary Committee hearing on the New Hampshire End of Life Freedom Act, HB254. Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) President Betsy Walkerman and former Vermont Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman joined hundreds of others in providing oral and written testimony in support of this bi-partisan bill.
We’re excited to let you know about progress being made right now to make medical aid in dying legal in our neighboring state of New Hampshire. The New Hampshire End of Life Freedom Act, HB254, will be heard by the New Hampshire House Judiciary Committee on January 29. We invite you to join Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) in support of this critical, bi-partisan legislation.
I am one of those mainly anonymous people who make the work of Patient Choices Vermont possible. Like you, I know how much better I feel knowing that medical aid in dying (MAID) is available to me and my loved ones. Like many of you, I regularly donate money to PCV to help ensure that this right remains legally available and, as importantly, becomes available in practice to more and more people as time goes on.
On behalf of the Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) Board of Directors, I am pleased to announce that we have appointed Amy Bruce as PCV's new Executive Director.
This serene image, "Helping with the Knitting" by Vermont artist Chris Billis, beautifully captures the essence of our work at Patient Choices Vermont. We knit together networks of healthcare professionals, we untangle complexities so that people facing end-of-life decisions can find a path forward, and we seek peaceful endings for those we support.
Thank you to the many people who responded so quickly to our fall fundraising letter! We're putting your donations right to work and we deeply appreciate notes like this one which bring special meaning to our mission:
The team at Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) is on the move, educating and engaging Vermonters throughout the state and collaborating with end-of-life choice advocates nationwide.
We are pleased to announce that Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) is seeking a full-time Executive Director. You can find the detailed job description here. Please share this opportunity with anyone you believe would be an excellent candidate.
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