Volunteering
Each day at Capital Medical Center, our volunteers play a vital role in the healing process of our patients. These special people freely offer their time in order to help others. The role of a volunteer in the hospital is to assist in achieving the hospital goals of high quality service to patients and internal staff. Volunteers provide many extra services that allow our staff to focus on patient care.
Our adult volunteers enjoy a myriad of duties with many serving as volunteers since the hospital opened its doors. Teens, ages 16-17, there is a program available for you. Teens can volunteer after school and on school holidays. We ultimately assist teens that have chosen healthcare careers by exposing them to the healthcare setting and providing training on hospital operations.
Capital Medical Center is in need of volunteers at all skill levels to assist in many areas of the hospital.
Duties often include providing assistance to patients and visitors , as well as as clerical support. If you
would like to give of yourself, there is no limit to the opportunities available to you.
What does a Volunteer do?
- Deliver Flowers
- Deliver Mail
- Deliver Newspapers
- Answer Telephones
- Transport patients by wheelchair to other areas of the hospital
- Assist patients in leaving the hospital at the time of discharge
- Take patients to their rooms or to the lab upon admission
- Pick up and deliver meal trays
- Deliver supplies to departments
- Clerical duties as requested by departments
- Help at special hospital functions such as Health Fairs, Screenings etc.
- Any other duties requested that can be helpful to staff, patients and visitors.
What are the benefits of being a volunteer?
- Make new friends
- Grow in understanding
- Use your many talents
- Develop new interests
- Enjoy the deep satisfaction that comes with helping others
If you are interested in more information about volunteering at Capital Medical Center, please call our
Volunteer Services Director at (360) 956-1415. We look forward to hearing from you!