Donate your time as a Parkview volunteer
Parkview volunteers serve as an extension of our healthcare team who are dedicated to improving your health and inspiring your well-being. Our volunteers are committed to fostering our vision of providing excellent care for every person every day.
Volunteer opportunities with Parkview hospitals
Volunteers at Parkview provide invaluable time, talents and services to our patients, their family members and guests by providing excellent hospitality and service. Volunteers can choose from a variety of service opportunities including guiding patients and visitors to their destinations, assisting with clerical work or working in hospital gift shops.
We are accepting applications for new volunteers at many Parkview facilities. Eligible applicants should be 18 years or older and able to commit to serving one four-hour shift per week on a set schedule, for a minimum of three consecutive months. Individuals who do not meet these age requirements and/or cannot commit to this level of service are encouraged revisit this opportunity when both age and service requirements can be met.
For more information, please contact us:
Cassie Kurtz
Supervisor of Volunteer Services
260-266-1468
[email protected]
Hospital volunteer locations
Parkview Dekalb Hospital
Kathryn Esterline
[email protected]
Parkview Huntington Hospital
Kristen Walker
260-355-3123
[email protected]
Parkview LaGrange Hospital
Christina Blaskie
260-463-9009 or 877-745-4441, ext. 49009
[email protected]
Parkview Noble Hospital
Rachea Eytcheson
260-347-8126
[email protected]
Parkview Wabash Hospital
Kerri Mattern
260-569-2413
[email protected]
Parkview Whitley Hospital
LeaAnn Herron
260-248-9803
[email protected]
Parkview Regional Medical Center, Parkview Hospital Randallia, Parkview Southwest
Cassie Kurtz
260-266-1468
[email protected]
Parkview Bryan Hospital
Cassie Kurtz
260-266-1468
[email protected]
Doddie Schmunk
260-373-7289
[email protected]
Volunteer opportunities with Parkview Hospice
Being a Hospice volunteer allows you to be involved with patients and their families during a challenging time in a variety of ways. Whether you help with bereavement support, caregiver relief, companionship visits or other duties, volunteering with Hospice can lead to a meaningful experience.