Please complete this application if you are interested in volunteering with Sibley Memorial Hospital or Suburban Hospital. Thank you!

Department of Volunteer Services - Volunteer Application

Please Note: You are applying to volunteer at All Children's Hospital (ACH) in St. Petersburg, Florida. Only proceed if you are located within commuting distance of the ACH facility. 

Applicants who are not located near ACH may be automatically rejected. 

Personal Information
Emergency Contact
Parent/Guardian
Education/Employment
For employees: Per the Fair Labor Standards Act, employees are not permitted to volunteer in the unit in which they work. Employee's volunteer services must not include employee's regular job duties.
Additional Questions
Please answer the following questions:
Please indicate which area of the hospital or outpatient care center you are interested in volunteering (you may select more than one option):
Which Volunteer Program are you interested in?
Which Volunteer Program are you interested in?
**Oasis is offsite at Montgomery Mall. Please visit the Oasis page for more information**
**Please note the Program you selected is for weekdays only. Please only select this option if you have availability between 8am-4pm, Monday-Friday **
Which Volunteer Program are you interested in? Please select up to 3 options.
Please select the days/times you are generally available to volunteer (check all that apply):
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Final Steps
Volunteers are an essential part of Johns Hopkins Medicine. Assignments will be made in accordance with your interests, abilities and goals and in consideration of the needs of the Hospital, which will be the ultimate determining factor. Volunteer assignments will be made only upon the request and agreement of the department to which the volunteer is assigned.

 

Before a volunteer is accepted into the program and given an assignment, you must:

  • Complete an application
  • Be interviewed by the Volunteer Services Department staff
  • Agree to dedicate at least 100 hours a year to the hospital community
  • Receive medical clearance from the Hospital's Occupational Health Office and provide proof of vaccinations (MMR, Varicella, Tuberculosis, Tdap, Flu & COVID)
  • Provide a copy of your legal photo ID
  • Pass a background check & drug screening

 

Upon acceptance into the volunteer program, you must be willing to:

  • Sign a Volunteer Agreement
  • Accept and abide by the policies of Johns Hopkins Medicine, the specific Hospital where you are assigned, and the Volunteer Services Department
  • Attend volunteer orientation
  • Complete required training
  • Complete annual requirements

 

Once your application has been reviewed by the Volunteer Services office, a member of our team will contact you with next steps.

Before a volunteer is accepted into the program and given an assignment, you must:

  • Complete an application
  • Be interviewed by the Volunteer Services Department staff
  • Agree to dedicate at least 100 hours a year to the hospital community
  • Receive medical clearance from the Hospital's Occupational Health Office and provide proof of vaccinations (MMR, Varicella, Tuberculosis, Tdap, Flu & COVID)
  • Provide a copy of your legal photo ID
  • Pass a background check

 

Upon acceptance into the volunteer program, you must be willing to:

  • Sign a Volunteer Agreement
  • Accept and abide by the policies of Johns Hopkins Medicine, the specific Hospital where you are assigned, and the Volunteer Services Department
  • Attend/complete volunteer orientation and training
  • Complete annual training and health requirements

Johns Hopkins Hospital receives a high volume of volunteer applications. Applying to volunteer does not guarantee role, placement, or position. Once your application has been reviewed by the Volunteer Services office, a member of our team will contact you with next steps.

 

Before a volunteer is accepted into the program and given an assignment, you must:

  • Complete an application
  • Be interviewed by the Volunteer Services Department staff
  • Commit to volunteering a minimum of a six month period (generally one day a week for two to four hours)
  • Receive medical clearance from the Hospital's Occupational Health Office and provide proof of vaccinations (MMR, Varicella, Tdap, & Flu)
  • Agree to a TB screening if your application is accepted
  • Provide a copy of your legal photo ID
  • Pass a background check

 

Upon acceptance into the volunteer program, you must be willing to:

  • Sign a Volunteer Agreement
  • Accept and abide by the policies of Johns Hopkins Medicine, the specific Hospital where you are assigned, and the Volunteer Services Department
  • Attend volunteer orientation
  • Complete required training
  • Complete annual requirements

 

Once your application has been reviewed by the Volunteer Services office, a member of our team will contact you with next steps.