Application
Complete the online form to apply for the IU Health Volunteer Program
Thank you for your interest in the Volunteer Program at Indiana University Health.
Indianapolis locations include:
Applicants over the age of 18 who can meet our requirements. Summer opportunities may be available for students ages 14 and 17.
Traditional volunteers are asked to make a commitment of 80 service hours. Students are asked to commit to a minimum of 50 service hours. Volunteer shifts are typically scheduled as a four-hour shift per week. Volunteers are asked to complete their initial assignments before requesting a change in assignment.
Prospective volunteers must complete an application. Upon receipt of the application, Volunteer Services will send an email explaining the next steps.
Yes. Volunteers are required to wear red uniform jackets. All volunteers are required to dress in business casual attire. Specifically, khaki or black slacks and black shoes.
Yes. Once a volunteer has mastered details pertaining to their first assigned area and completed their initial commitment of hours, an additional or new service area may then be requested.
A Volunteer Handbook is provided to each volunteer. The handbook provides detailed information about the volunteer program such as policies and guidelines like those on infection control, environmental safety and patient confidentiality/HIPAA. First-day orientation will consist of a one-on-one meeting to review handbook content and facility details.
Additionally, volunteers receive training at each newly assigned area. Training will include basic workplace instructions as well as unit-specific information.
Parking is available at various designated IU Health lots located near each hospital and provided at no cost to the volunteer.
Applicants over the age of 18 who can meet our requirements. Summer opportunities may be available for students ages 14 and 17.
Traditional volunteers are asked to make a commitment of 80 service hours. Students are asked to commit to a minimum of 50 service hours. Volunteer shifts are typically scheduled as a four-hour shift per week. Volunteers are asked to complete their initial assignments before requesting a change in assignment.
Prospective volunteers must complete an application. Upon receipt of the application, Volunteer Services will send an email explaining the next steps.
Yes. Volunteers are required to wear red uniform jackets. All volunteers are required to dress in business casual attire. Specifically, khaki or black slacks and black shoes.
Yes. Once a volunteer has mastered details pertaining to their first assigned area and completed their initial commitment of hours, an additional or new service area may then be requested.
A Volunteer Handbook is provided to each volunteer. The handbook provides detailed information about the volunteer program such as policies and guidelines like those on infection control, environmental safety and patient confidentiality/HIPAA. First-day orientation will consist of a one-on-one meeting to review handbook content and facility details.
Additionally, volunteers receive training at each newly assigned area. Training will include basic workplace instructions as well as unit-specific information.
Parking is available at various designated IU Health lots located near each hospital and provided at no cost to the volunteer.
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