Volunteer Opportunities

Serving Their Community

Make a difference in our community and volunteer at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County.

Volunteering at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County is a terrific way to express your appreciation for our community. Whether you are a “people person” or you prefer to make a difference behind the scenes, we can find a volunteer opportunity that fits your talents and personality.

It is the mission of our volunteers to provide the best possible support and comfort for our patients, their families and visitors. MHSC volunteers provide:

The Forget-Me-Not Gift Shop
Patient Comfort Cart
Inter-office mail delivery
Clerical duties
Shipping and receiving
Providing general information and more

Our volunteer program consists of more than 40 people, ranging in age from 14 to 95, serving in many different areas within the hospital.

Become a Volunteer

Complete the volunteer application packet.
The Community Outreach Director will contact you to schedule an interview and discuss available volunteer opportunities.
As a new volunteer, you’ll be asked to meet with MHSC Employee Health Services for tuberculosis screening and flu vaccination during flu season; attend a hospital orientation session; and
Complete on-the-job training in your assigned position.

Volunteer Chaplaincy Program

In partnership with area clergy, Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County has created an on-call Chaplain program. At MHSC, we believe it is important to offer spiritual care as a valued added service.

Volunteer Chaplains have a weekly call rotation and are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This service is available to patients and family members.

To be considered for our Volunteer Chaplain Program, applicants must:

Be ordained
Be at least 18 years of age.
Complete and submit an application.
Be approved for service by the Community Outreach Director and MHSC Lead Chaplain.
Complete a mandatory orientation.

Contact

Community Outreach Director Lena Warren
Call: 307-352-8418.