Volunteer

- Overview
- Onboarding Journey
- Auxiliary- Adult Volunteer Program
- Hoag Hospice
- Health Scholar Program
- Jr. Auxiliary/Candystripers
- Pet Therapy
Hoag Hospital Adult Auxiliary
Volunteering at a hospital is a wonderful way to give back to your community, and participate in a meaningful, rewarding cause.
Hoag Volunteers offer their time, skills, and talent in a variety of ways to enhance the Hoag/patient experience. Whether you want to help patients or visitors find their way, spread cheer with a smile, or make a visit special, Hoag Volunteers make a difference!
Hoag Volunteers come from all walks of life and are representative of the diverse communities we serve.
Hoag Volunteer Programs:
Auxiliary Volunteer (Adult) - Newport Beach, Irvine, Tustin, Huntington Beach
Jr. Auxiliary Volunteer (High School) - Newport Beach, Irvine
Health Scholar Volunteer (College/University student or graduate interested in health care)
Hospice (In-patient, No One Dies Alone, Home Hospice)
Pet Therapy Volunteer (Dog visits with certified/registered dogs and handlers)
Holistic (Music Therapy, Reiki, etc.)
Volunteer Roles
Volunteer duties are customer service oriented and provides supplemental support for patients, visitors, staff, physicians, and other customers, as appropriate.
Greet and provide courteous and empathetic customer service
Assist customers with wayfinding, directions, and information
Deliver items to patient rooms
Run errands
Assist with gift store and flower delivery
Stock Supplies (as appropriate)
Transport a patient in a wheelchair for simple admitting or discharge
Escort patients, visitors, and staff.
Coordinate food & drink errands as directed by staff
Provide comfort, such as listening & talking to people and blankets (as appropriate)
Areas of service include but are not limited to:
Patient care areas or Nursing Units
Lobbies (greeters)
Waiting Areas
Gift Store
Benefits of Volunteering
Supporting Hoag and the community we serve
The good feeling of helping others
Being part of a team of other quality and caring people helping others
Meeting other quality and caring people
Studies have shown that volunteering and helping others may improve your emotional, mental and physical health!
Our volunteers:
Are sensitive and empathetic to the needs of others
Have an open and compassionate heart
Are excellent with interpersonal communication and listening skills
Are not judgmental of the beliefs and lifestyles of others
Not sure what volunteer program is for you, but are interested in finding out if volunteering is right for you? Please call us to learn about the volunteer opportunities available at Hoag.
Volunteer Office Newport (949) 764-8264 Volunteer Office Irvine (949) 517-3152
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