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Special Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for Community! 


A young Latina sits on the floor opposite a Latino toddler. In between them is a colorful toy that they both are invested in.Our volunteers are a diverse group who generously give thousands of hours each year to support our patients, families and staff. Volunteers are an essential part of carrying out Community’s mission to better the lives of all those we serve. 

  

Right now we are accepting applications for the following positions: 

 

  • Staffing the campus shuttle at Community Regional and Clovis Community 

  • Volunteering at Terry's House
  • Helping in our Autism Resource Center
  • Other positions as they open 

 

Please visit our Special Opportunities page for details on these positions. 

How to Apply

If you're over 16 years of age and able to fulfill the 4 hours a week/100 hours a year requirement, please send an application email to volunteerservices@communitymedical.org. Make sure to view the complete list of volunteer requirements (below) before applying. 


Note: Due to the volume of requests, there may be a delay in us getting back to you. We'll contact you as open positions become available that match your availability and qualifications. If you haven't heard back from us in 30 days, you're welcome to re-apply.

To volunteer for Community, you must:
 

  • Be at least 16 years old

  • Dedicate a minimum of 100 hours in a 1-year period

  • Commit to at least one 3-4 hour shift on the same day and time each week

  • Attend orientation and ongoing training

  • Purchase a volunteer shirt

  • Purchase and complete a background check (adults 18 and over)

Please be sure to read the list of volunteer requirements before contacting Volunteer Services.

1. Send us an email at volunteerservices@communitymedical.org. We'll contact you within a few weeks.
 
2. Attend either a volunteer seminar or individual interview. If selected, you’ll be invited to the monthly volunteer seminar or individual interview session. We’ll review with you the necessary requirements, expectations and available volunteer areas.

You’ll also be asked to provide some basic information, such as your availability and interests. Our goal for you is to have a firm understanding about the volunteer's role and placement at Community Health System facilities.
 
3. Complete a background check. Adults (18 and over) who’ll be returning for orientation will be sent a link to complete their background check.

4. Get a health screening (TB test). Once we receive your background clearance, you’ll be asked to complete a two-step tuberculosis (TB) screening. All volunteers must have a cleared TB test. This will be provided by Community at no charge to you. You may also see your primary care physician at your own cost. Additional health requirements may be required, such as COVID-19 vaccinations/booster and flu vaccine.

5. Attend volunteer orientation. The final step to becoming a Community volunteer is attending orientation or complete online. There, we'll review Community’s policies and additional program information with you.

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