Found 13 Health volunteering opportunities in Australia

Assist visitors and outpatients get to their destination within the hospital, both by giving directions or walking with them. Lots of people contact and a great opportunity to help people.

Do you have excellent communication and/or customer service skills and able to trouble shoot as needed? We are looking for volunteers who are passionate about helping our families, who attend The Bandaged Bear Outpatients at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, to have a positive and seamless patient journey in relation to their outpatient appointment.

Become a Volunteer Champion of Public Hospitals in the West! Are you ready to lace up your sneakers and make a difference with every step? We want YOU to become part of our Volunteer Visitor Guide Team at Western Health!

Relay For Life is a community fundraising event recognising and celebrating local cancer survivors, those going through a cancer experience, carers, and which also remembers loved ones. We need volunteers, like you, to join us on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th May 2024.

Do you enjoy helping people and meeting new friends? Do you want to give back to your local community? If so, why not join the team at Caboolture Hospital? With the expansion of the hospital due to be completed later this year, we need more volunteers to help support our patients, staff and visitors. You don't need to have any prior experience, you just need to be a people person with a 'can do' attitude and be happy to pitch in to get things done.

General Volunteers operate in departments within the hospital based on their experience and/or interest. The volunteers will carry out a range of activities designed to support patients and their visitors during their stay at the hospital. A volunteer has the opportunity to have a more ongoing interaction with a particular ward or clinical service

Assist with the operation of the Book Trolley at our Centre. This role involves processing donated books and magazines, including screening suitable books and magazines for content. You will organise and maintain the Volunteer Library, organise and transport the book trolley, offer books and magazines to consumers, their carers, and families in our Centre and provide general support and/or conversation to involve them in positive connections.

A General Front of House Volunteer will be required to meet, greet and give directions or escort if required, visitors and patients to their destination in the hospital. You will at times be required to approach and assist people who may be unsure of where they are going. Other duties include assisting with transport enquiries and general tidying of reception area.

Meet and Greet Volunteers provide patients with directions on how to find services within the hospital and escort the patients to the area they need to go if necessary. Volunteers must have a friendly disposition, good communication skills, desire to help others and be fit and active enough to be able to push patients in a wheelchair.

Ever thought about volunteering in a dynamic and supportive hospital environment? Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group is looking for volunteers to assist staff, patients and visitors at: • Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Nedlands; and • Osborne Park Hospital in Stirling

Mercy Hospital for Women is a major public hospital and specialist referral centre with the medical, nursing midwifery and allied health expertise to provide complex care for obstetric, neonatal and gynaecological needs. The Volunteer Concierge will welcome patients to Level 3 and provide direction to various outpatient clinics and departments.

Provides support for clients and families according to individual needs.

We are looking for Ambassadors in the North West and West Coast of Tasmania to deliver Strokesafe education to community groups in your local area and represent us at Stroke Foundation events. If you enjoy interacting with people, are positive and confident and passionate about health promotion we are keen to talk to you about how you can help reduce the impact of stroke in the Tasmanian community.