Volunteers are asked to commit at least 75 hours per year, which comes to as little as 2 hours per week. Many of our volunteers commit about 4 hours per week, and our office staff is happy to work within your schedule.

Volunteering at LAC+USC Healthcare Network provides an important service tool for citizens to take a more active role in their surrounding communities. The positive exposure given to these individuals only serves to enhance the County's image as a catalyst for their personal development and career direction.

The perfect volunteer opportunity awaits you at our hospitals in Westwood and Santa Monica. UCLA Health System volunteers are exceptional individuals who give back to their community. Over 1500 people volunteer monthly throughout 250 departments at UCLA Health System.

Volunteers make a real difference in the lives of our patients, visitors and staff members. It all starts with a desire to help others by donating your time and talent. As a volunteer, you'll work with our hospital staff to provide quality care to patients and assist in meeting the needs of our patients and their family and visitors.

To maintain active status, volunteers must work a minimum of eight hours per month. Volunteers who are not currently enrolled in school are asked to commit to one year (100 hours) of service. Students commit to a six-month (40-hour for high school, 50-hour for college) involvement.

More than 500 people volunteer their time and talents at our medical center in Duarte, Calif., just northeast of Los Angeles. Students looking for meaningful ways to support their community, retired individuals seeking new challenges, and many others with a desire to help volunteer here each day. From assisting patients and staff to driving trams, positions are available that match individual interests and schedules.

For those who wish to gain experience or would like to be exposed to a certain department in a hospital; volunteers may be placed in the department of choice to assist staff.

Comprehensive testing, training, and orientations are provided for each volunteer at our hospital.  As a result, we ask that each volunteer commit to completing 100 hours of service in no less than six months of consecutive service.

We ask for a minimum commitment of six months, and at least 12 hours a week. Let us find a place for you here at Good Samaritan Hospital, where your time and talents will be appreciated and valued.

For further details, or to volunteer, please call the Director of Volunteers at (213) 977-2091.

Each day, our volunteers can be seen throughout the Medical Center campus touching the lives of both patients and professionals alike. They not only provide an added measure of personal care for patients, they also assume non-traditional volunteer roles by supplementing and complementing professional services.

Anybody age 15 years and older can become a volunteer. Our volunteers include recent retirees, people looking for a career change, or those with a small block of free time who want to help make the lives of others more comfortable. We also offer special volunteer opportunities for corporations, schools and community groups.

Harbor-UCLA has been caring for members of our community for over half a century. Our goal of providing patients with quality care has remained steadfast throughout the decades. The years have brought about numerous changes, including advancing technology, increased research, as well as social and economic challenges to our resources.

Unique opportunities are available in a variety of departments including patient care, research labs, urgent care, physical and occupational therapy, outpatient clinics, thrift shop and more. Bilingual individuals who speak both English and Spanish are especially needed to volunteer.

Olive View - UCLA Medical Center, our program "home," is a county hospital located in the north end of the San Fernando Valley, about 30 minutes away from UCLA.

To participate in the Physician Assistant Helper Program, students must have completed two years of college. Volunteers must submit two references and proof of a permanent residence. Volunteers must also commit to completing100 hours of service to the P.A. Helper Volunteer Program.

Contact information:
Margie Dolinski, Director, Patient and Volunteers Services
LAC+USC Medical Center
1200 North State Street
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Phone: 323-226-6951

The Saban Free Clinic works hard to provide a productive and rewarding experience for our volunteers. Currently, volunteer positions are open in the following departments: Development, Finance/Business Administration, Medical Records, Registration (Spanish or Korean-speaking preferred) Patient Reception (Spanish-speaking preferred)

Our volunteers play an integral role at NECC whether they help greet patients at our clinics, participate at community fairs and fundraising events or work on special projects.

Volunteer hours are flexible, and can be built around your schedule. If you're interested in spending a few hours--or more--working with a great team of people on community health issue, get in touch with Jill Thomas Doyle via email or give her a call at (626) 457-6920.

Our organization is comprised of energetic and caring professionals who are dedicated to providing accessible, culturally sensitive and high quality health care services to our communities. Currently we are seeking qualified individuals with a strong work ethic for the positions listed below.

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JEP is one of the oldest and largest service-learning programs in the country, offering students at the University of Southern California the unique opportunity to combine academic coursework with experiences in the community surrounding the campus.