Volunteer with Us
Detroit Medical Center cherishes its corps of volunteers across the system. Giving generously of their time, volunteers provide the extra care and support to our patients, families, and staff. Volunteers work in a variety of departments and programs at our hospitals.
Adult Volunteers
Adult volunteers are selected based on hospital need and volunteer availability. Volunteers must apply online, with a long term commitment preferred. There may be additional training at your facility, including an orientation. Volunteers are screened to find a good match for their skills and interests.
Hutzel Women's Hospital Volunteers
Student Volunteers
Student volunteers must be at least 16 years old, should have a desire to pursue a career in the medical field, and will need parental consent. Contact the site you wish to serve at for more information on volunteering as a student.
Outside Volunteers & Service Projects
Volunteer Services has many service projects available for outside volunteers: knitted baby hats, nursery blankets, pediatric blankets, and more. Contact the site you wish to donate to for more information on service projects.
Volunteer Sites
To volunteer at one of the following DMC hospitals, complete the form below. A volunteer services representative will follow up with you.
DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital Volunteer Services, (313) 745-3495
DMC Harper University Hospital Volunteer Services, (313) 745-4922
DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital Volunteer Services, (248) 937-3314
DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital Volunteer Services, (313) 966-4565
The specialty hospitals of the DMC also appreciate volunteers at our children’s and rehabilitation hospitals. For information on volunteering at these locations, follow the links or call the numbers listed below.
Volunteer Application
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