Volunteer Services

Volunteering at St. Elizabeth Healthcare is a commitment that not only helps others, but is personally rewarding too. We look forward to connecting with you.

Our Volunteers

Make A Difference

On average, over 1,400 different individuals volunteer throughout St. Elizabeth Healthcare and log over 115,000 hours every year.

Our volunteers range from high school students to adults in their 90s. More than 150 of these individuals have volunteered for 10 or more years.

Why do they do it? Because they are passionate about their role in making a positive difference in the patient experience.

We invite you to explore our webpage to discover why you should volunteer, what positions we offer, and the steps to become a Volunteer at St. Elizabeth.

Our Volunteers Make A Difference

On average, over 1,400 different individuals volunteer throughout St. Elizabeth Healthcare and log over 115,000 hours every year.

Our volunteers range from high school students to adults in their 90s. More than 150 of these individuals have volunteered for 10 or more years.

Why do they do it? Because they are passionate about their role in making a positive difference in the patient experience.

We invite you to explore our webpage to discover why you should volunteer, what positions we offer, and the steps to become a Volunteer at St. Elizabeth.

Interested in Volunteering?

Click on the age group that best identifies the Volunteer Program that you are interested in.

Adult Volunteers

College Volunteers

High School Volunteers

Volunteer Partners

News & Updates

Volunteer Spotlight: Karen Bond

Karen BondKaren has been a Spiritual Care Volunteer for 11 years at the Ft. Thomas campus. She began volunteering shortly after she retired as an Associate at St. Elizabeth in Registration for 22 years. In that role, Karen remembers always enjoying the interactions she had with patients and their families. It proved to be a wonderful training ground for her volunteer role. Karen states, “I understand that sometimes they simply need someone to talk to, to hold their hand, and maybe share a prayer.”

Karen understands the vulnerability of our sick patients that find comfort with receiving a bit of spiritual support at a difficult time to their life. “I believe the greatest gift you can give someone is a smile and that is what I try to bring to them. Every encounter is special and leaves footprints on my heart.”

We look forward to connecting with you!

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