College Volunteer Program

Ages 18 and older
A commitment of at least one shift per week (or two shifts per month) for a four-month commitment is required.

College Volunteer Application

General Information

  • Applications will be accepted year round.
  • A commitment of at least one shift per week (or 2 shifts per month) for a 4-month commitment is required.
  • Complete the application process and participate in a free health assessment and Mandatory Orientation/training sessions, as required.
  • Volunteers must purchase their own uniform top through Volunteer Services.  Uniforms may be purchased at Orientation or First day of Volunteering. (Cash or Checks are payable to Stormont Vail Health)

How to Apply

  1. Submit the College Volunteer Application online.
  2. Review the list of volunteer assignments at Volunteer Opportunities.
  3. You will receive a phone call or email within 3-5 business days after you have submitted you application. If you do not hear from our office within 5 business days please call (785)354-6095 (Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm)
    • Location: All interviews will be held in the Volunteers Office, North Patient Tower, basement level of Stormont Vail Hospital, 1500 S.W. 10th St. Follow signs from the hospital’s main entrance.
    • Please allow half an hour to complete the interview process.
    • If you are age 18 or over, you will complete an additional form at the interview which will ask for your Social Security number and previous names (such as maiden name, name prior to adoption or previous married name) for a criminal background check.
    • If you are accepted into the volunteer program, your volunteer placement will be provided at the conclusion of the interview.
  4. Details about a Mandatory Orientation and Health Assessment regarding dates and locations will be given at the time of the interview.
  5. At the Health Assessment the applicant’s photo will be taken.

Preparing for Your First Day

After the mandatory orientation, you will be contacted by a Volunteer Services team member to set a date for your first day of volunteer service.

First Day

On your first day, report to Volunteer Services to receive your ID badge, sign final paperwork, and get introduced to your volunteer area.

Auxiliary Student Scholarships

About the Scholarships

The Stormont Vail Health Auxiliary Student Volunteer Scholarship program I designed to financially assist students interested in a health related career. Two scholarship programs are available:  the Maynard Oliverius Youth Leadership in Healthcare Scholarship and the Student Volunteer scholarships.  Students may submit for one or both scholarships.

Previous scholarship awardees can reapply for either scholarship. Students who have applied in the past but were not awarded a scholarship are encouraged to reapply.  Applications must be submitted each year for consideration.

Deadline to submit for both scholarships is March 1.

 

Maynard Oliverius Youth Leadership in Healthcare Scholarship

The Maynard Oliverius Youth Leadership in Healthcare Scholarship is designed to assist students interested in careers in the medical field. This program is funded through the Stormont Vail Foundation by an endowment established by the Stormont Vail Health Auxiliary in recognition of the contributions made by Maynard Oliverius during his tenure as CEO of Stormont Vail Health.  First priority will be given to students attending Fort Hays State University, or other Kansas school.  The scholarship is awarded to two recipients each year in the amount of $2,500 each.

 

Stormont Vail Health Auxiliary Student Volunteer Scholarship

The Stormont-Vail Health Auxiliary Student Volunteer Scholarship is designed to financially assist students interested in a health related career. Priority will be given to students attending a Kansas school.  This scholarship is awarded to four recipients each year in the amount of $1,000 each.

 

Eligibility Criteria

  • Any high school senior or college student who has been accepted at a two or four year college or university, a vocational or technical school (SVHASVS) or a community college leading to certification, licensure, registration or   other qualification to perform in a medical or allied health field.  Proof of enrollment or acceptance is required.
  • Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of volunteer service at Stormont Vail Health within application year (March 1st – February 29th)
  • Cumulative grade point average must be 2.5 or above (high school and college).
  • Willing to participate in an interview with Scholarship Committee, if requested.

 

Each application must include the following components:

  • Completed Scholarship Application Form.
  • Official high school or university transcript.
  • Acceptance letter or proof of enrollment from school attending.
  • Letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, professor or a Stormont Vail Health supervisor in the area you volunteered.
  • One-page essay indicating your desire to pursue a health care career and general strategy on how you plan to accomplish this goal.

Application

Application forms are available at https://www.stormontvail.org/volunteer-services  or by contacting Stormont Vail Health Volunteer Services, 785-354-6095, email [email protected].

Return completed application, transcript, acceptance letter, essay, and letter of recommendation by March 1 to:

Att: Student Volunteer Scholarship
Stormont Vail Health Auxiliary
1500 SW 10th Ave., Topeka, KS 66604-1353

785-354-6084 | 785-354-5812

[email protected]