Volunteering at UH TriPoint Medical Center

Our volunteers contribute to our hospital’s deeply rooted community focus and are dedicated to supporting patients with their time, energy and talents.

Becoming one of our valued volunteers, you’ll have the chance to improve lives every day and make a difference for those who need it most. From young adults (ages 15+) to seniors, community members of all ages find rewarding volunteer opportunities here.

Some of the opportunities include:

• General Volunteer Positions: We have a variety of positions for adult volunteers, from information desk attendants and gift shop workers to patient transporters.
• Visiting Veterans Program: Veterans volunteer to visit and spend time with veteran patients.
• Pet Therapy Program: Bring your certified dogs to visit hospitalized patients and bring cheer to patients, families and staff. Additional onboarding steps are required.
• Young Adult Program: Students can volunteer to earn community service hours or shadow professionals in a field they wish to pursue. Opportunities are available for teens 15 – 18.

Benefits of Volunteering

When you volunteer at UH TriPoint Medical Center, you’ll enjoy a fun and supportive network of local volunteers, learning opportunities and the chance to touch lives. You’ll also receive discounts at the gift shop, free meals while on assignment and an invitation to the annual volunteer appreciation luncheon.

What Is the Volunteer Application Process?

Reach out to the UH TriPoint Medical Center Volunteer Office at 440-354-1665 to make an appointment. All volunteer applicants must bring a photo ID or driver’s license and young adults ages 15 – 17 will need parent or guardian permission. If you are accepted, paperwork, TB testing, flu shot, background screening and orientation will be part of the onboarding process. Training is provided.

After you set your appointment, please complete our compliance training course and bring the certificate of completion to your appointment.

What Shift Times Are Available?

Volunteers are asked to volunteer a minimum of four hours once per week on a regular basis.

Mornings: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Afternoons: 12 – 4 p.m
Evenings: 4 – 8 p.m.