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Volunteer Contact Information

(608) 263-6046

volunteer.services
@uwhealth.org

 

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Student volunteer suspension due to H1N1 lifted. Volunteers may resume duties with proof of vaccination. Read more

 

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Volunteering at UW Hospital

 

VolunteerAt University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, our volunteers play an important role in the overall success of our organization. They assist patients, their families, and visitors to our facilities and are valued members of the health care team.

 

Through the generous contribution of their time, volunteers add to the quality of care and service provided by UW Hospital and Clinics and help further our mission of excellence in patient care.

 

Volunteers typically volunteer one shift per week, for approximately 3 hours.

The minimum time commitment is 6 months or one seasonal session, such as one summer session.

 

A Special Note for College Students: We are no longer accepting applications for the spring sememster. If you are interested in volunteering during the summer or upcoming fall semester, we encourage you to register for an orientation soon.

 

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Volunteering at the American Family Children's Hospital

 

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From helping with play and activities in the Child Life playroom to decorating waiting areas to arts and crafts in the Teen Lounge, a wide range of volunteer opportunities are available at the American Family Children's Hospital.

 

Volunteers generally work one shift per week, typically three to four hours per shift. To volunteer at the children's hospital, you must be at least 18 years of age. Teens ages 16 and 17 may volunteer during the summer session only.

A Special Thanks to Our Volunteers

 

At UW Health, our volunteer ambassadors go above and beyond the call of duty. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to these special individuals who continue to demonstrate extraordinary service to our patients and their families.