How do I become a hospital volunteer?
To become a volunteer at any of our hospitals, you will need to be:
- Able to work on your own as well as with members of staff.
- A friendly person who is able to work with all types of people.
In addition to the above requirements, to be a volunteer at The Royal London Hospital you will also need to be:
- Willing and able to work for a minimum of two hours each week.
- Willing to fit in where there is a place, ie either on a ward or department.
If references, criminal records check and health questionnaire are satisfactory, and you are thought to be suitable, you will be offered a role as a volunteer.
The Royal London Hospital
For current volunteer opportunities please contact:
Volunteer Co-ordinator, Ann Norcott, tel 020 7377 7792 or
e-mail ann.norcott@bartsandthelondon.nhs.uk
We recruit four times a year, January, April and October for volunteers who are not students and in July for students and that anyone wishing to volunteer should look for the application forms on the webpage at these times.
The April volunteers recruitment round is now closed.
Please click on link to open up a leaflet giving a brief description of volunteer roles. You can also read about volunteering in our information booklet, please click on the link.
Description of volunteers roles at The Royal London Hospital
St Bartholomew's Hospital and The London Chest Hospital
For information please contact:
Volunteer Co-ordinator, Ann Norcott, tel 020 7377 7792 or
e-mail ann.norcott@bartsandthelondon.nhs.uk
Please do not contact the volunteer co-ordinators for work experience, clinical attachments, electives and or placements.