Volunteers Make a Difference  

Last year volunteers contributed more than 55,000 hours to Delnor, the equivalent of 26 full-time employees. Volunteers are part of the Delnor family and help make Delnor a warm and friendly hospital.

There are opportunities for everyone to help.  Volunteers assist in nearly every area of the hospital.  Assignments are based on your availability, interests and skills.  Volunteer opportunities may include:

Gift Shop  Greeters Clerical Support  Flower and mail delivery  Surgery waiting room  ER waiting room Volunteer office Hi-Hat Resale  LivingWell Delnor Glen Musicians And Much, Much More!

The goal of our volunteer program is to reduce stress for patients and their family members enabling them to relax, therefore making their stay at Delnor a positive one.  Volunteers must be comfortable with patients/families, sensitive to their needs and possess interpersonal skills.   In order to ensure the safety of our patients, visitors, staff and volunteers all adult volunteers will be asked to authorize a criminal background check, including finger printing prior to volunteering at Delnor.

Our program operates seven days a week with daytime and evening hours. Volunteer hours are tailored to meet your individual schedule. All volunteers are required to attend a three hour volunteer orientation.

Benefits of Volunteering at Delnor

The benefits are many!  Volunteering will lift your spirit, give you a new perspective, an opportunity to meet your neighbors, do something worthwhile and even allow you to express yourself in new ways.  Hospital volunteers will enjoy the following benefits:

Employed or retired, student or homemaker, teenager or adult, there are opportunities available to you through Delnor’s volunteer program. 

How to Apply

To apply to Delnor’s volunteer program please click on the link below.  Please note that there are two types of applications – adult and junior volunteer (juniors must be age 14 years and a high school student).  Junior volunteers need to have a parent/guardian sign the application form.  A teacher reference form is also provided in the junior application section.  This may be mailed separately.   There will also be a $10 charge to offset the cost of uniform purchase for teens.  Please let us know if this causes any financial hardship, in this case we are always happy to waive the fee.   

• Adult Application  
• Junior Application  ---------TEENS PLEASE NOTE::::  1/27/2010 ===All teens may attend any of the orientations below; however due to the H1N1 flu, and in the interest of safety, Delnor may at any time restrict visitors and volunteers under 19 years of age from volunteering and from visiting patients.  Currently the restriction has been lifted however If you have received the H1N1 mist or H1N1 shot please bring your documentation so that we may have it for our files should the restriction be reinstated. Please feel free to contact the volunteer office at 630/208-4264 if you have any questions.   New volunteers may receive the vaccine/mist with parental consent.  Information will be given at the orientation. 

Fax your application to (630) 208-3479.   We apologize that we are unable to confirm receipt of individual applications.  Please remit and plan on attending one of the following mandatory orientations which will last approximately 2 and 1/2 hours.

You may also mail your application to:

Volunteer Department – Attention Rose Booe
Delnor Hospital
300 Randall Road
Geneva, IL 60134

Volunteer Orientation

Friday, August 20th, 9:00 am.  Registration begins at 8:40 am.

Friday, September 17th, 5:00pm.  Registration begins at 4:40pm. ***PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE

Friday, October 15th, 9am.  Registration begins at 8:40 am.

Saturday, November 13th, 9:00 am.  Registration begins at 8:40 am.

Friday, December 17th, 5:00 pm.  Registration begins at 4:40 pm.

Please note restrictions above relative to H1N1.

Volunteer orientation is held at Delnor Hospital.  On the day of orientation, please enter the hospital at the main entrance and ask the front desk personnel the location of volunteer orientation. 

For more information call Rose Booe (630) 208-4265.