Year Round Volunteer Program Information
Please read the below information about our onboarding process and requirements before submitting your volunteer application
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Ascension St. Vincent’s. It takes caring individuals like YOU to meet the growing healthcare needs of our community!
At Ascension St. Vincent's volunteers are an essential part of our healthcare system. Their caring and generous spirits make a difference everyday – one person at a time.
Whether you are a retiree wanting to give back to the community, a student exploring health care careers, or you just have a desire to help others, each volunteer provides service that enhances our patient and family experience. Whatever the reason for volunteering, YOU can make a difference.
Due to the nature of our work, there are a number of requirements that all Ascension Volunteers must meet during our onboarding process. Please review the immunization and general requirements below before submitting your application. These requirements are provided to you free of charge. We will provide information on how to complete these requirements during your interview.
Immunization RequirementsAll Ascension St. Vincent’s volunteers must meet these immunization requirements:
MMR – Measles, Mumps, Rubella (either history of disease or proof of vaccination);
Varicella – Chicken Pox (either history of disease or proof of vaccination);
TB (tuberculosis) Testing - must be a TB blood draw QFT Gold or T-Spot within 90 days of application submission;
Flu vaccine is required annually before the beginning of the flu season (typically mid-November) for active volunteers and before or during flu season (mid-November to beginning of April) new volunteers;
TDAP within the last 10 years; and
Drug Screening.
Onboarding Requirements
All Ascension St. Vincent’s volunteers must meet these general requirements:
Complete Volunteer Application;
Meet volunteer immunization requirements (see above);
Consent to Criminal Background Check, social security number required;
Commit to 4 hours of service each week for a minimum of 6 months;
Complete orientation and training; and
Ability to function independently with minimal supervision.