Volunteer Opportunities at Piedmont Walton
Piedmont Walton has an active group of Auxiliary Volunteers, Chaplain Volunteers and College Volunteers that are a valuable part of our excellent healthcare team. They generously give their time and talents to provide assistance to patients, visitors and staff and are regularly rewarded with sincere thanks for their generous acts of kindness. If you are interested in volunteering, more details can be found below.
*Note: We do not have volunteer opportunities for high school students.
Adult Volunteers (ages 18+ and not in college)
Because of the onboarding requirements, we require that volunteers make at least a 1-year commitment. If you are interested in volunteering with us, the first step is to complete your online application.
Once your application has been received, you will be contacted by the Auxiliary President to review volunteer requirements and opportunities. Assignments are based on openings in the volunteer schedule, skills and interests of the applicant. Requirements include a background check, proof of immunization for Mumps, Measles, Rubella, Varicella, a tuberculosis screening and hospital orientation. Long-term volunteers will be required to attend an annual training session to remain informed and compliant with hospital policy and procedures.
Volunteer opportunities are available five days a week with some service areas available seven days a week, nights and weekends. We are currently accepting adult volunteer applications. Please print and complete the following application.
Download the Volunteer Application
Please note: The Auxiliary is not an internship program, nor is it a means to obtain a job within the hospital. We view volunteering as a long-term commitment and seek individuals who will serve for years to come. The Auxiliary does not place community service volunteers.
College Volunteers
The application for the Spring 2025 semester is closed. Applications for the Summer 2025 semester are due by Friday, March 21, 2025.
College students may apply each semester by submitting a completed college volunteer application. Requirements include a background check, tuberculosis screenings (within 60 days of volunteer start date). At this time, a flu vaccination and a COVID vaccination during respiratory virus season is optional. There will be a $50 fee for College Volunteers to cover the cost of your background check and PWH College Volunteer polo shirt to be worn while volunteering, which will be due at your orientation. Letters of recommendation will be written upon request for those students who actively serve a minimum of 36 hours in a semester.
College volunteer opportunities are available in various departments throughout the hospital with some service areas available seven days a week, nights and weekends. If selected for the program, you will be asked to serve one 4-hour shift per week on a set schedule (in one department).
Download the College Volunteer Application
Applications should be completed and submitted via email to [email protected] by Friday, March 21, 2025 for the Summer 2025 Semester, which will run May 27th through August 9th, 2025.
Once all documents have been received, your application will be processed, and the Community Relations Director will contact you. There will be two options for a mandatory in-person Orientation – May 13th (6-8 p.m.) or May 17th (1-3 p.m.).
For more information about this program, please email Piedmont Walton's Community Relations Director at [email protected].
Note: The College Volunteer Program is not an internship program, nor is it a means to obtain a job within the hospital. The College Volunteer Program does not place community service volunteers.
Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Volunteers
The Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Program is separate from Piedmont Walton’s Auxiliary / Volunteer Program. Chaplaincy and spiritual care are available at Piedmont Walton for people of all faiths and to those with no religious affiliation. Volunteer chaplains serve as members of the healthcare team working closely with nurses, physicians, social workers and others. Chaplaincy services include emergency and referral-based spiritual care for patients, their families, and hospital staff.
All of our chaplains serve the hospital on an on-call basis.
Once an application is completed, requirements include an interview and orientation, as well as a background check, tuberculosis screening, and proof of immunizations.
Download the Chaplain Application Form
You can email the completed documents to [email protected] or mail them to:
Piedmont Walton Hospital
Attn: Heather Allison – Community Relations
2151 West Spring Street
Monroe, Ga. 30655
For more information, please call Piedmont Walton’s Community Relations Department at 404-291-1396, or email [email protected].