Volunteer at North – Maple Grove Hospital
Volunteers are an integral part of our success. Our volunteer program is a leader among healthcare volunteer programs, which means that while you give of your time and heart, you get an unrivaled experience, too.
The Gift of Giving
We know you’re not in it for yourself—that’s why you volunteer. But there are a few perks to spending your time and energy in healthcare volunteering:
- Discounts in our gift shop and pharmacy.
- Meal voucher for every shift.
- Access to support from our spiritual care team.
- Complimentary flu vaccination.
- Fulfill required service hours for schools and universities.
- Exposure to the medical field and networking, including inclusion in team meetings, educational, and team-building events.
- Letters of recommendation or references for jobs and educational opportunities.
- Scholarship opportunities for junior volunteers.
Plus, research shows the mind and body experience a positive lift with volunteering!
Become a Volunteer at Maple Grove Hospital
Where giving feels like getting.
At Maple Grove Hospital, you are never just a number or a body in a healthcare volunteer role. We get to know you—your preferences, goals, and personality—so we can pair you with an opportunity where you can shine. Our roles in more than 20 different departments assures that whether introvert or extrovert, stocking medical supplies to greeting guests, you’ll have a mission that matters.
Applications are currently closed but are scheduled to reopen in January 2025.
If you need a paper application, call 763-581-1710.
The Junior Volunteers application is currently closed.
A World of Opportunity
North – Maple Grove Hospital offers many ways to volunteer, learn and grow.
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Share your expert time and talents.
Each volunteer brings a new and unique level of expertise to Maple Grove Hospital. No matter where your talents and interests lie, chances are we have an opportunity for you.
Junior Volunteers
The Junior Volunteers application is currently closed.
Learn and grow with a premier hospital.
If you’re 14 or older and able to make a regularly scheduled healthcare volunteer commitment of 6 months or more, apply for a volunteer opportunity. Generally, you’ll fill a two-to-four-hour shift two to four times per month. Get great experience, fill volunteer hours for school or personal fulfillment, and potentially leave with a network, references, and letters of recommendation.
Helpful Tips for Parents of Junior Volunteers
Volunteering at North – Maple Grove Hospital is an opportunity for young people to learn and demonstrate commitment and accountability. We expect every volunteer to attend orientation and independently complete an in-person interview.
While we encourage parents/guardians to ask questions, we also respectfully request you refrain from attending orientation or the interview so your child can learn about the applicant experience for future employment.
Orientation topics include:
- North – Maple Grove Hospital culture/values
- Volunteer expectations
- Perks/benefits of volunteering
- Confidentiality/HIPAA
- Infection control
- Safety & security
We communicate directly with your child in person or via phone and/or email. We understand that not all students have personal cell phones or email addresses, but we ask you to please encourage your child to communicate directly with our office as much as possible. This experience will help your child strengthen communication and organizational skills.
We hope your child’s experience at North – Maple Grove Hospital will capitalize on their personal strengths, develop critical thinking skills, and help prepare them for the future.
Have questions?
Important Documents
If you’ve completed an interview and received an email inviting you to join the healthcare volunteer team, complete these documents before you have your Human Resources appointment. Contact our office if you would prefer a paper copy to complete.
All Volunteers
- Volunteer Introduction – Optional
- Immunization Documentation
- Volunteer Handbook (PDF)
- North – Maple Grove Hospital Volunteer Required Handbook Review
Junior Volunteers (ages 14-18, enrolled in high school)
Fax: 763-581-1585
Frequently Asked Questions
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis): A current Tdap vaccination is required for all volunteers.
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella): Documentation of two MMR immunizations or proof of immunity to measles, mumps, and rubella is required.
- Varicella (Chickenpox): Documentation of Varicella immunization, proof of immunity, or a history of having had the disease is required.
- Influenza: Annual documentation of the influenza vaccine is required seasonally.
What Our Volunteers Say
“I decided to become a volunteer because I felt I had something attractive to offer: time and empathy towards our healthcare heroes. I have enjoyed helping others. My time at the hospital has been rewarding and enjoyable. I have gained a new appreciation for the value of having a competent, safe healthcare facility that is located near my home.”
“Volunteering at North – Maple Grove Hospital is a great experience. Every time I volunteer at the hospital, I leave with a sense of satisfaction knowing that I did my part in keeping the hospital organized.”
“Volunteering at North – Maple Grove Hospital is one of the highlights of my week! Almost every time I volunteer, someone in the hospital lobby stops me and thanks me for my effort. Giving back to our communities is one of the great blessings of my retirement. You can make a small difference in bettering the community by volunteering at North – Maple Grove Hospital.”
“Volunteering means kindness makes a small difference for the better.”
“I enjoy being helpful to others who are doing such important work! I love being a part of a medical setting as that was the setting I worked in for many years. Everyone is so friendly. I would encourage anyone interested in volunteering to come to North – Maple Grove Hospital!”
Learn more about our amazing volunteers.