Our volunteers have one thing in common: a dedication to service.

When you become a volunteer at Good Samaritan Hospital, you’ll find that your greatest rewards come from the heart. Volunteers play a key role in the healing presence and culture of our hospital. The touch of a hand, a friendly smile, a listening ear, is all it takes to make a difference. The need for volunteers is great, and the rewards are even greater.

Contact Us

Good Samaritan Hospital

Katrina Gebhart, Volunteer Manager
Phone: 303-689-5800
Email: Katrina.Gebhart@imail.org

Why volunteer? Let us count the ways:

• Make a difference in the lives of our Caregivers, patients, and visitors.
• Meet generous, friendly like-minded people while serving a collective purpose.
• Give back to your community through service to others.
• Contribute to the Intermountain Health mission to reveal and foster God’s healing love.
• Develop professional skills and gain valuable healthcare experience that can help you when applying for jobs, scholarships, and college programs.
• Gain a better view of the relationship between the patient, healthcare providers and the community.

Before you can proudly wear that volunteer badge, there are a few steps you’ll need to take, including:

• Volunteer Application - Adult Volunteer Application
• A background check and drug test
• Proof of vaccinations, Tuberculosis test, and flu shot
• Orientation- both hospital and department specific
• Additional department and service specific paperwork

To Consider

Typically, volunteers serve an average of 2-4 hours per week. As a volunteer, you have the opportunity to grow, learn, make new friends, exchange ideas and contribute to your community. Volunteers receive complimentary uniforms, and a meal in the café during your shift. We do require a minimum of a 1-year commitment but hope you will love volunteering so much you won’t want to leave!

Additionally, you must be at least 16 years old.

If you are at least 16 years old or older, simply complete and submit the online Volunteer Application.

Once we’ve received your application, we’ll schedule an interview to get to know you better. During the interview, we will discuss your skills and interests to determine an appropriate department and position for you. Upon successful completion of a background check and TB screening, new volunteers complete both site specific and department specific orientation.

Volunteers make a meaningful difference in many areas at Good Samaritan Hospital. Choose from a variety of positions:

• Greeter and Registration Desks/Patient & Family Escorts
• Surgical & Procedural Waiting Rooms
• Compassionate Companion (Patient Companion who may not have other visitors)
• Caring Canine Program (Pet Therapy Dogs)
• Eucharistic Ministers
• Mom/Baby
• NICU Cuddler (24/7 on-call)
• Cancer Center (Oncology, including Infusion and Radiation)
• Emergency Department

• Teen Volunteer Program Parental Consent Form
• Volunteer Applicant Recommendation Form
• Volunteer Applicant Background Check Release Form
• Media Release Form
• Confidentiality Agreement Form
• Dog-Handler Release Form
• Good Samaritan Hospital Volunteer Handbook
• Service Description - Caring Canines