NON-MEDICAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Different Gifts.
Same Mission.
Our non-medical volunteers are the backbone of GOOD CITY HEALTH.
Whether you are welcoming patients, interpreting, stocking rooms, praying with patients, helping behind the scenes, or serving at a special clinic, your time and talents help make compassionate care possible.
Why Serve?
Serve with purpose
Use your time and talents to help make compassionate care possible for neighbors in our community.
Be part of a team
Join a community of volunteers who serve alongside one another, encourage one another, and share a common mission.
Leave encouraged
Serving others has a way of giving back. Many of our volunteers leave feeling encouraged, connected, and renewed.
There is a place for you here.
Every volunteer brings something different. Explore our non-medical volunteer opportunities and discover the many ways you can use your time, skills, and interests at Good City Health to serve our community.
Administration & Clinic Support
Help Good City Health run smoothly behind the scenes.
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Opportunities may include front desk assistance, patient check-in, credentialing support, administrative projects, communications, social media, photography, and other operational needs. Some administrative roles can be completed from home and may offer flexible serving times.
Spanish
Interpretation
Help patients feel understood, welcomed, and confident in their care.
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We strive to have Spanish interpretation available whenever the clinic is open. Volunteers help patients and medical team members communicate clearly and compassionately throughout the visit. Spanish fluency is especially helpful, and interpreters may assist with check-in, patient flow, and communication during care.
Spiritual Care &
Hospitality
Help create a space where patients feel seen, encouraged, and cared for.
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Spiritual care volunteers help us live out our Christ-centered mission through hospitality, encouragement, and prayer. This may include welcoming patients, helping them feel comfortable during their visit, offering prayer when appropriate, and simply being present with kindness and compassion.
Clinic Reset &
Stocking
Help keep the clinic organized, stocked, and ready for every patient.
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Volunteers help reset rooms between patients, restock supplies, organize patient-care areas, and prepare the clinic for the next shift. This behind-the-scenes work is essential to keeping the clinic running smoothly and helping our medical volunteers focus on patient care.
Special & After-Hours Opportunities
Serve at evening, weekend, specialty, or community clinics as opportunities arise.
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Good City Health occasionally hosts clinics and events outside our regular hours. Non-medical volunteers may assist with hospitality, patient flow, interpretation, setup, cleanup, check-in, and other support needs. These opportunities can be a great fit for individuals or groups who cannot serve during our regular clinic hours.
Garden & Group Service Projects
Put your hands to work through gardening, special projects, or group service days.
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Help care for and improve our clinic garden through planting, maintenance, cleanup, and seasonal projects. We can also welcome churches, businesses, schools, and community groups looking for a hands-on outreach opportunity, whether for a single service day or an ongoing partnership.
Looking for medical volunteer opportunities? Click here.
A Small Commitment. A Meaningful Difference.
We ask our regular non-medical volunteers to serve at least one four-hour shift each month. Consistent service helps us build a dependable team and allows volunteers to become familiar with our patients, staff, and clinic.
WHO CAN SERVE
18 and older
—or—
16 and older with a parent
WHAT'S REQUIRED?
Background check
Onboarding & orientation
Role-specific training
Need a different way to serve?
Some administrative roles can be completed from home with flexible serving times. We also offer occasional evening, weekend, specialty, and group service opportunities.
What It Means To Serve
“Serving at Good City Health is exactly what I came to do, yet belonging to this team of compassionate, dedicated people has been an unexpected blessing. It is a blessing I get to return to week after week.”
GOOD CITY HEALTH VOLUNTEER
Every Role Matters.
You do not need a medical degree to make a meaningful difference at Good City Health. Learn more about our mission HERE. Our non-medical volunteer opportunities include welcoming patients, interpreting, stocking supplies, serving at a special clinic, and helping behind the scenes. Your time and talents help make compassionate care possible.
Have a group or organization looking for a service project? Contact us →
FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions
Read through commonly asked questions by interested clinic volunteers.
Yes. All medical volunteers must hold a current license or certification appropriate to their role and be in good standing with the applicable licensing or credentialing organization. Licenses and certifications will be verified before clinical service.
Yes. We have non-medical volunteer opportunities that do not require a medical license or clinical experience. These may include administrative support, hospitality, pastoral care, translation, and other areas of service based on clinic needs.
Volunteers work alongside our clinic team to help provide an organized, welcoming experience for our patients. You can expect to be encouraged, appreciated, and valued for what you bring to our team and to the community we serve. We want every volunteer to know that their time, skills, and willingness to serve make a meaningful difference.
We ask volunteers to serve at least once a month in a four-hour shift. Consistent service helps us build a dependable, cohesive team and supports continuity in clinic operations.
