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Provides volunteer opportunities which can be customized to meet your needs and fit your schedule. We offer volunteer opportunities in both clinical and non-clinical settings. In addition, all hospital volunteers receive training from hospital staff to prepare for their positions. We can help you choose an opportunity based on your background and experience. Also available is Summer Junior Volunteer Program for volunteers (age 14-17) who will be assigned clerical/greeter roles within the hospital. Call for detailed information.

Offers a year-round program for high school students. Beginning Spring 2025 volunteers must be at least 15 years old and are required to complete 100 hours commitment in their first year. Preference will be given to students who can volunteer during the week. The number of volunteers we accept is based on hospital needs and the number of volunteer positions available. Call for detailed information regarding all volunteer opportunities offered.

Volunteers needed for many capacities in the hospital, such as gift shop, visitors desk, senior care services, pastoral care, physical therapy, prenatal care clinic, human resources, flower/newspaper delivery, and patient care assistance.

Offers volunteer opportunities that can be customized to meet your needs and fit your schedule. We’ll help you choose an opportunity based on your interest and experience. Volunteer programs include: Art and music with patients; Caregiver coach; Faith-based volunteer; Department ambassador; Emergency room ambassador; Gift shop; Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP); Hospital auxiliary; Mealtime mate; Patient and family ambassador; Pet therapy; Reception/lobby ambassadors/greeters; Stroke club; Unit ambassador; Vendor sales and Waiting room volunteer. Call for detailed information regarding all volunteer opportunities offered.

Provides essential social support to our patients, their families, and other visitors. Whether you’re interested in greeting and directing visitors or assisting with various other tasks, NYU Langone’s Volunteer Services can match you with the right opportunity. NYU Langone volunteers commit to a single four-hour shift per week, for a minimum of nine consecutive months. As a general rule, hospital volunteers are required to maintain a regular schedule, working on the same day, at the same time, every week. By the end, volunteers contribute at least 150 hours of service. Call for detailed information.

Currently accepts dogs certified through: Pet Partners and Love on a Leash. If you are interested in applying to the program, please reach out to Volunteer Services prior to beginning the application process to discuss further. If it is determined that there is a shift that is mutually convenient, you will be asked to complete a Senior Volunteer Application and provide a copy of your dog’s health records and proof of liability insurance. The pet therapy applicant must complete all requirements of the volunteer program prior to beginning their volunteer service. Only canines certified by Therapy Dogs International, Pet Partners, or Love on a Leash are permitted to participate in the Pet Therapy program at SBUH. Canine health records and proof of liability insurance must be submitted with the volunteer application. Call for detailed information.

Offers a year-round program for high school students. Beginning Spring 2025 volunteers must be at least 15 years old and are required to complete 100 hours commitment in their first year. Preference will be given to students who can volunteer during the week. The number of volunteers we accept is based on hospital needs and the number of volunteer positions available. Call for detailed information regarding all volunteer opportunities offered.

Offers volunteer opportunities for people of all ages and walks of life who, for a myriad of reasons, offer their time and energy in the service of others. At Peconic Bay Medical Center, you become an integral part of the medical center team. Every effort is made to schedule hours and days on a flexible basis. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the hospital in various departments. Junior Volunteers are high school students ages 16-17 with working papers who volunteer and can obtain valuable experience for future careers. Junior Volunteers who have given 100 hours of service and are pursuing advanced education for a healthcare career may qualify for an Auxiliary Healthcare Award. Junior Volunteers serve as Care Providers on nursing units and in offices throughout the hospital. Call for detailed information and a volunteer application.

Offers volunteer opportunities through a carefully designed program of service that allows volunteers to perform many hours of assistance in carefully selected areas. Individuals can volunteer in various departments throughout the hospital as well as virtual. Call for detailed information.

Provides opportunities for people of all ages and walks of life to assist the staff throughout the hospital, nursing home, and off-site outpatient programs, patient areas and behind the scenes. Volunteer opportunities consist of services to augment the staff, circulating books and magazines, office work, and helping in the gift shop and front desk.

Offers volunteer opportunities to Senior Volunteers (18 years and older). Individuals willing to donate a minimum of three hours a week for at least eight months or a total of 100 hours are encouraged to become Stony Brook University Hospital volunteers. In addition Stony Brook University Hospital currently accepts dogs certified through: Pet Partners and Love on a Leash. If you are interested in applying to the program, please reach out to Volunteer Services prior to beginning the application process to discuss further. If it is determined that there is a shift that is mutually convenient, you will be asked to complete a Senior Volunteer Application and provide a copy of your dog’s health records and proof of liability insurance. Call for detailed information regarding all volunteer opportunities available.

Offers an adult volunteer the opportunity to either work with patients or help staff with clerical and courier duties in a clinical or administrative area. We are looking for volunteers to join our team who are willing to work a three to four hour shift each week with a minimum of 100 hours a year. In addition a Junior Volunteer Program is offered and welcomes high school-aged young adults to volunteer with us, ages 15-17. You can work after school, on weekends or during spring and summer breaks. It's not only an excellent opportunity to help others, but also a great way to get a firsthand look at the health care field. Call for detailed information.

Provides essential social support to our patients, their families, and other visitors. Whether you’re interested in greeting and directing visitors or assisting with various other tasks, NYU Langone’s Volunteer Services can match you with the right opportunity. NYU Langone volunteers commit to a single four-hour shift per week, for a minimum of nine consecutive months. As a general rule, hospital volunteers are required to maintain a regular schedule, working on the same day, at the same time, every week. By the end, volunteers contribute at least 150 hours of service. Call for detailed information.

Provides volunteer opportunities which can be customized to meet your needs and fit your schedule. We offer volunteer opportunities in both clinical and non-clinical settings. In addition, all hospital volunteers receive training from hospital staff to prepare for their positions. We can help you choose an opportunity based on your background and experience. Also available is Summer Junior Volunteer Program for volunteers (age 14-17) who will be assigned clerical/greeter roles within the hospital as well as Summer Student Internship Programs. Call for detailed information.

Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities who want to help older adults in the community, especially as drivers, patient advocates and home handy men or women.

Offers volunteers opportunities from teens to seniors who all share a generosity of spirit and a dedication to giving. Call for detailed information for all available opportunities.

Offers many volunteer opportunities to support the patients, staff, and overall mission of Catholic Health. St. Charles Hospital Volunteers are compassionate, caring people who help provide a positive hospital experience for patients and their families. They serve in a number of capacities including assisting in clinical departments or at the Gift Shop, Nursing Rehab Center, Outpatient Rehab Clinics or other services. From a welcoming voice to a friendly face giving directions, volunteers help make St. Catherine Hospital a warmer, more caring place. Volunteers need to be 15 years of age or older and able to commit at least 3-4 hours per week for a minimum of six months. Positions are available seven days a week with a variety of shifts. We try to match volunteers with opportunities based on their interests, talents and availability. But assignments change often and not every position is always open. We welcome high school and college students during their summer break. It is a great opportunity to gain insight into a medical setting. Summer program volunteering spans from mid-May/early June until mid-to end of August. Spots are limited and fill quickly. We recommend applying no later than mid-spring in order to be considered. All positions require students to be professional and mature, able to work with other volunteers and staff, and provide great customer service. We encourage you to submit an application and we will reach out to you if your interests and availability match our needs.

Provides volunteer opportunities. Volunteers are compassionate, caring individuals who help provide a positive hospital experience for patients and their families. They serve in a number of capacities, including assisting in clinical departments or at the hospital gift shop. To volunteer, you need to be 15 years of age or older and able to commit at least 3-4 hours per week for a minimum of six months. Positions are available seven days a week with a variety of shifts. We try to match volunteers with opportunities based on their interests, talents and availability. But assignments change often and not every position is always open. We welcome high school and college students during their summer break. It is a great opportunity to gain insight into a medical setting. Summer program volunteering spans from mid-May/early June until mid-to end of August. Spots are limited and fill quickly. We recommend applying no later than mid-spring in order to be considered. All positions require students to be professional and mature, able to work with other volunteers and staff, and provide great customer service. Call for detailed information.

Offers volunteers opportunities to people who want to use their skills and talents while gaining the personal satisfaction of helping others. These men, women and young adults provide caring and compassionate support throughout the hospital. Volunteers may choose from a broad range of activities, including those that provide patient contact and those that do not. Volunteer activities include: Clerical office work; Comfort rounding with patients; Kindness Kart participation; Navigator for patients and families; Pet therapy; Reading program (Born to Read) and Visitor for patients. Call about volunteer opportunities.

Offers a volunteer program to fill the need when a baby is in the hospital for an extended period, he or she may not be able to get that comfort from parents as often as they need it. Parents may have other children, work obligations or medical needs of their own, while nurses are often busy with pressing medical tasks. Baby Cuddlers are trained volunteers who visit babies while they’re under our care. During their three to four-hour shifts, the volunteers rock the babies, sing lullabies, and provide the all-important human touch that supports the emotional and social healing of these fragile infants. If the baby is sleeping or resting comfortably, the volunteers may also help out in the unit in other ways, such as stocking toiletries and supplies and folding blankets. In order to become one of our Baby Cuddlers, volunteers are carefully screened and trained on disease control and privacy laws. They are not allowed to know why the baby is in the unit. Call for detailed information.

Offers volunteer opportunities provided by passionate community members in the hospital and at the Opportunity Shop Thrift store as well as through special fundraising projects. Call for detailed information regarding all opportunities and programs offered by the ELIH.

Recruits volunteers who want to provide compassionate and supportive care to terminally ill patients and their families. Volunteer opportunities include, patient care support, 11th Hour (sitting with a dying patient and providing emotional support to the family), pet therapy (dog owners can accompany their pet to visit patients), and clerical duties.

Offers volunteer opportunities in the following areas: patient care, gift shop, information desk/guest services, office/clerical duties, patient transportation, print shop, and dietary. The application form is also available on the website.

Offers volunteers opportunities from teens to seniors who all share a generosity of spirit and a dedication to giving. Call for detailed information for all available opportunities.

Offers volunteer opportunities for people of all ages and walks of life who, for a myriad of reasons, offer their time and energy in the service of others. At Peconic Bay Medical Center, you become an integral part of the medical center team. Every effort is made to schedule hours and days on a flexible basis. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the hospital in various departments. Junior Volunteers are high school students ages 16-17 with working papers who volunteer and can obtain valuable experience for future careers. Junior Volunteers who have given 100 hours of service and are pursuing advanced education for a healthcare career may qualify for an Auxiliary Healthcare Award. Junior Volunteers serve as Care Providers on nursing units and in offices throughout the hospital. In addition the Peconic Bay Medical Center Auxiliary is a non-profit organization, founded in 1951, which supports and complements patient care and community service at Peconic Bay Medical Center by assisting patients, relatives and visitors in a responsible manner with compassion and courtesy. Call for detailed information and a volunteer application.