Become a St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Auxiliary Volunteer
Why Volunteer at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital?
Being an Auxiliary Volunteer at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital is a rewarding and challenging experience. As one of the region’s leading health care providers, St. Elizabeth’s offers exciting volunteer opportunities in a number of areas, from the Emergency Department to one of the many ancillary departments in the hospital. Becoming a St. Elizabeth’s Hospital volunteer provides individuals with a distinct sense of purpose, where special skills are truly needed and valued. In another sense, belonging to our volunteer team offers an important social outlet.
To be a volunteer you must:
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Be physically capable of doing volunteer work.
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Be responsible for providing your own transportation.
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Be able to attend and participate in appropriate orientation and training sessions.
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Be willing to foster the hospital’s four Core Values of Respect, Care, Competence and Joy
Additionally, Youth Volunteers, must:
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Be 16 years of age or older.
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Be able to work during summer months or at other times throughout the school year as approved by the Volunteer Coordinator.