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In-person · Oxford
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Guide patients, run snack trolleys or support pharmacy teams across hospital sites, helping make visits easier for patients and staff. Roles also include help desk support, gardening, book stalls and ward volunteering.

Oxford University Hospitals is looking for volunteers to support staff and patients across its hospitals. Volunteer roles include snack trolley support, pharmacy running, guiding patients around the hospitals, help desk support and gardening.

Volunteers may also help as hospital guides, support non-clinical teams, run a book stall or do ward volunteering.

This is a practical, people-focused role that helps improve the experience of patients and visitors. Volunteers are an important part of the hospital team and can make a real difference through friendly support, clear directions and help with everyday tasks.

The role can also help you build confidence, learn new skills, meet new people and gain an insight into healthcare.

Volunteering is open to anyone aged 16 and over who meets NHS employment check requirements. The trust asks for a minimum commitment of 12 months, with one session of two to four hours each week, usually between 9.

00am and 3. 00pm, Monday to Friday. Applications are reviewed through the voluntary services team, with an informal chat, references, an online health assessment and a DBS check as part of the process.

Health, Medicine & Social Care
Duration: 12 months

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In-person · Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
  • Aged 16 or over
  • Must meet the requirements of the NHS Employment Check Standards
  • Minimum commitment of 12 months
  • Volunteers normally need to offer one session of two to four hours a week
No cost stated

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