Volunteer opportunities
Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with Kaiser Permanente. Please review the following volunteer options available to you in the Riverside County area.
Summer Teen Volunteer Program
Applications to our Summer Teen program is now closed. Please come back and visit us in January 2025.
Adult & College Student Volunteer Program
We are currently accepting applications for our Adult & College Student Volunteer Program. Please note that due to current health and safety protocols, we are only accepting a limited number of applications each month.
Click here for Adult & College Student Volunteer Application
The innate human drive to do good for others never ceases to amaze us, and volunteers are a shining example of that. At Kaiser Permanente, it’s our mission to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve. Thanks to our selfless Kaiser Permanente volunteers, we don’t have to do it alone.If you are interested in becoming a Kaiser Permanente volunteer in the Riverside County area, please review our volunteer programs to see which one suits you best. Feel free to contact our volunteer services department for more information at 951-353-3908.
See below for our volunteer programs.
People with a passion for helping others are welcome to volunteer with us at any Kaiser Permanente location in Riverside County. Not only do volunteers have a variety of locations to choose from, but helpers also have a variety of activities available to them such as:
- Information desk support
- Hospital gift shop retail support
- Clerical support
- Inpatient rounding support
- General activities support
Volunteer opportunities exist in a number of our locations:
- Canyon Crest Medical Office Building
- Corona Medical Office Building
- Heacock Medical Office Building
- Indio Medical Office Building
- Iris II Medical Office Building
- Meridian Medical Office Building
- Moreno Valley Medical Center
- Murrieta Medical Office Building
- Palm Desert Medical Office Building
- Palm Springs Medical Office Building
- Riverside Medical Center
- Temecula Medical Office Building
- Wildomar Medical Office Building
Kaiser Permanente Riverside’s Patient Advisory Council (PAC) is made up of Riverside Service Area Kaiser Permanente member volunteers, management, and staff. The mission of the Council is to improve quality of service and safety, enhance systems of care, and educate health care professionals and staff on the patients’ perception of their health care experience at Kaiser Permanente Southern California (KPSC) facilities.
The Riverside Service Area Council assists in supporting the Regional Patient Advisory Council initiatives. The Regional Patient Advisory Council is a subcommittee of the Kaiser Permanente Southern California Quality Committee (SCQC).
Main Goals
- Be a voice (advocate) for Kaiser members
- Bridge the gap of communication between patients, members, healthcare providers, and KP leaders to reach patient-centered outcomes
- Advocate for improvement of quality of service, safety, and the patient care experience
Past Improvement/Awareness Projects:
- Hand hygiene
- Hospital discharge instructions improvement
- Pharmacy procedures
- If you would like to be a part of your local Kaiser Permanente Patient Advisory Council (PAC) please contact Luz Soto.
Teens interested in spending part of their summer helping others can come spend six weeks with us. Volunteers can help at either Riverside or Moreno Valley Medical Centers, or any KP medical office building in Riverside County. Volunteer duties include, but are not limited to, activities such as helping visitors at information desks, clerical assistance and creating ‘Notes of Kindness’ for hospital in-patients.
The Summer Teen Program runs only through Summer months and those who are accepted to the program will be notified of the exact program start and end dates. Applicants should note the following:
- Applications are accepted each year from January 1 through March 1.
- Applicants must be of age at the time their application is submitted.
- Applications must include two letters of recommendation from adult non-relatives (e.g. teachers, coaches, counselors, community members, employers, etc.).
- Incomplete applications will not be considered for the program.