Volunteer Opportunities at TriStar Centennial Medical Center

For a hospital patient, a smile and a few kind words can make a real difference.  Volunteers provide support, encouragement, and a fresh perspective to patients and the hospital.  In return, volunteers become part of our family and they join the team of physicians, nurses, staff members and others who make our patients feel at home.

We are looking for volunteers to exemplify our ICARE values: Integrity, Compassion, A positive attitude, Respect, and Exceptional quality.  We work closely with each new volunteer to find an assignment that matches his or her interests, skills/talents, and motivation.  Thank you for your interest in applying to volunteer at our hospital and wanting to make a difference!

Volunteer Opportunities:

• Patient Visitor
• Clerical and Office Support
• Departmental Support
• NICU Baby Rocker
• Mail and Flower Delivery
• Pet Therapy (certification required)
• Lobby Greeter/ Wayfinding
• No One Dies Alone (NODA)
• Chaplain

Volunteer Requirements

•  Application Form/ References
• Interview with Volunteer Coordinator or designee
• Background Check
• Health requirements including annual TB screening and flu shot, MMR and Varicella immunity and TDAP
• Volunteer Orientation
• Minimum of 3-4 volunteer hours per week for at least 6 months

**Be aware there is a waiting period due to processing time and volume of applications**

In order to volunteer at TriStar Centennial Medical Center, please complete the steps below:

Step 1:  Complete the Application Form

               Click here to complete the adult application (18 years and older)

               Click here  to complete the student/teen application (15-17 years old)

Step 2:  Complete the Background Check Forms (3 Forms) 

Download, complete, and return all 3 background check forms below to [email protected]

Background Check Form # 1

Background Check Form # 2

Background Check Form # 3

Step 3: Provide Health/Immunization Records

Email proof of immunizations to [email protected]

Annual TB screening (within last 12 weeks)

MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)

Varicella (Chicken Pox)

TDAP vaccine (as an adult - if volunteering in the children’s hospital)

Flu Shot (seasonal October – March)