Could you help to improve the experience of our patients?
Our Volunteer Service is fortunate to have a wonderful team of caring, compassionate, and dedicated volunteers that selflessly offer their time to support our various services throughout the Trust. Their diverse backgrounds and personal experiences mean that they all bring their own set of skills and array of knowledge which we are all very grateful for.
Some of the roles volunteers are involved in include:
Featured Vacancies:
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please complete an application form.
Alternatively, you can request that we email or post you an application form by completing the online form below titled Request an Application form.
Ambulance Service volunteer (General)
The aim of Ambulance Service Volunteers is to provide support that results in an enhanced service provision for both patient-facing and non-patient facing Ambulance Service working areas. The role includes a wide range of tasks that can be allocated and adapted to meet the individual needs of the Volunteer and the needs of the service area.
The role offers the potential for a great diversity of tasks, as appropriate to each individual Volunteers’ ability and skills. It offers opportunities to meet new people and if appropriate to the tasks, learn new skills. This may include valuable lifesaving skills through the accredited training provided by Isle of Wight NHS Trust Ambulance Service.
To view the full role description, please click here.
Ward Helper and Activities Assistant
The aim of Ward Helper and Activity Assistant volunteers is to provide support that enhances patient experience within the ward they are assigned. The role offers the opportunity for volunteers to carry out a wide range of tasks on the ward they are assigned, enabling them to work alongside staff and other healthcare professions and learn new skills.
To view the full role description, please click here.