The Junior Volunteer Program at Chilton Medical Center is currently suspended because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Volunteers are an important part of the team at Chilton Medical Center, helping us enhance the patient experience and provide high-quality care. While this can be rewarding, it also requires a significant time commitment – both in terms of service hours and the training and medical prerequisites that must be met as part of our onboarding process.
Chilton Medical Center volunteer Anne Tizio says making patients feel welcome is one of the most important aspects of volunteering at the hospital in Pompton Plains, NJ.
Volunteer programs include:*
- Adult
- – More than 200 adult volunteers provide support services throughout our hospital every day of the year.
- Juniors
- – We offer a limited number of volunteer service positions to high school students ages 15 to 18.
Learn more about volunteer opportunities >
How to become a volunteer:
- Requirements
- Application process
- Adult volunteer application
- Junior volunteer application (15-18 years old)
- Frequently asked questions
*Volunteers are required to volunteer for at least six months. Junior volunteers must commit to a minimum of 50 service hours.
Chilton Medical Center Auxiliary
If you enjoy fundraising, spreading holiday cheer, crafting meal tray favors or making hand-made items for patients, becoming a member of the Chilton Medical Center Auxiliary may be right for you.