At Cape Fear Valley Health, our volunteers are vital in enhancing the patient experience and supporting our mission of providing exceptional healthcare. As a volunteer, you can make a meaningful impact in various capacities throughout our health system.
Volunteer Positions
- Cancer Center
- Clerical Assistant
- Comfort Runner Assistant
- NICU/Cuddler
- Pastoral Care
- Greeters
- Junior Volunteer
- NODA (No One Dies Alone)
“Why I Volunteer” – Cape Fear Valley Medical Center Volunteer
Hear from a Cape Fear Valley Health volunteer about why they serve, what they love about helping patients, and how you can get involved
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What You Do as a Volunteer
As a volunteer, your responsibilities may include:
Assisting patients
Assisting patients and families in navigating the hospital environment
Provide Support
Providing support in waiting areas and patient care units
Item Delivery
Delivering items such as flowers, mail, and patient belongings
Admin Task
Helping with administrative tasks and special events
Outreach initiatives
Participating in outreach programs and community health initiatives
Junior Volunteer Program at Cape Fear Valley Health
Make a Difference in Your Community
Are you a high school student looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? The Junior Volunteer Program at Cape Fear Valley Health offers an incredible opportunity for you to gain valuable skills, experiences, and insights into the healthcare field while helping others. Open to all applicants 16 years of age or older by June 1st, 2026.
Discover New Skills
As a junior volunteer, you'll have the chance to develop a variety of skills that will benefit you both personally and professionally. Here are just a few of the skills you can expect to cultivate:
- Communication Skills: Interact with patients, families, and staff, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively in diverse situations.
- Teamwork: Collaborate with healthcare professionals and fellow volunteers, learning the importance of teamwork in a hospital setting.
- Problem-Solving: Face real-world challenges that require quick thinking and creativity, helping you build confidence in your decision-making abilities.
- Time Management: Balance your volunteer commitments with school and other activities, improving your ability to manage time effectively.
| Milestones | Estimated Timeframe |
| Application Window Opens on Cape Fear Valley Health Website | Feb 2nd |
| Email to Cape Fear Valley Health Staff/Leaders | Feb 2nd |
| Application Window Closes | March 6th |
| In-Person/Virtual Interviews | March 16th – March 27th |
| Notification Letters/Emails Sent | Week of April 13th |
| Orientation | May 6th and 7th |
| JVP Track 1 | Begin: June 15th End: June 26th |
| JVP Track 2 | Begin: July 6th End: July 17th |
| Appreciation Luncheon | July 31th 11:30am- 1pm Location TBD |