Why Volunteer at National Jewish Health?
Volunteering at one of the worlds leading medical and research institutions can be a rewarding experience. In immeasurable ways, your time and dedication can help children and adults who suffer from chronic illnesses, and help National Jewish Health maintain its place as one of Denver's and Colorado's most respected and valued institutions.
More than 100 years ago one volunteer had a vision: a hospital for poor tuberculosis victims who had journeyed to Denver for the healing power of our climate. Frances Wisebart Jacobs's vision made her the first National Jewish Health volunteer.
Since Frances Jacobs's time, thousands of Coloradans have shared her passion to help those who suffer from respiratory, allergic and immune diseases and have generously committed their time and talents. We hope you will become a part of this remarkable heritage.
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Benefits of volunteering at National Jewish Health:
- Building relationships
- Community involvement
- Career and life enhancement
- Flexible hours
- On-the-job training
- One free cafeteria meal per shift
- Free parking
- Access to our on-site pharmacy
- Access to our on-site medical library
- Rapport newsletter
- Access to our employee assistance program
- Volunteer recognition events
- Participation in other National Jewish Health events
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If you are interested in volunteering, you will need to:
- Contact Volunteer Services at (303) 398-1126
- Participate in an initial interview
- Complete a volunteer application
- Have a placement interview
- Take a health screen and TB skin test at no cost to you
- Allow us to conduct applicable background checks
- Attend new employee orientation
- Receive on-the-job training
Mission:
Volunteer Services is committed to providing individuals and groups, who have a passion to help those who suffer from respiratory, allergic and immune diseases, with the opportunity to carry on the mission of National Jewish Health by participating in meaningful activities which enhance National Jewish Health's community involvement and name recognition.
