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Volunteers comprise a vital part of the Stanford Health Care team; they support over 100 different departments across the main hospital, our clinics, and the community. On this Page: Prospective Volunteers | Patient & Family Partner Program | Commonly Asked Questions
- Patient Advisory Councils
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- Patient Advisory Councils
Learn more about the different Stanford Medicine Children’s Health volunteer programs, the many opportunities each program provides and what is currently available. Search our volunteer opportunities
We have five main areas of volunteer opportunities: Mother and baby care. Play and recreation. Support services. Education. In the community. Some opportunities may be a combination, but will be listed under their predominant category. Select to learn more details of a volunteering service
Research volunteers conduct critical tasks with on-going projects including scientific literature reviews, study and protocol design, participant recruitment, data collection, data analysis, manuscript writing and editing, and research presentations.
Whether they’re reading a bedtime story to a child, cuddling newborn babies or welcoming visitors to our hospital, volunteers are an important part of the extraordinary care we provide. Volunteer Requirements. 6 month commitment (some programs require 1 year). 1 shift per week. The shifts are 2-3 hours long.
The Stanford University Medical Center Auxiliary & Volunteer Resources Department is an important source of information, services and support for everything relating to your volunteer experience at Stanford Hospital & Clinics.
Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley volunteers are: Compassionate. Communicative. Committed. Minimum 6-month commitment and 100 hours of service. At least 16 years of age. See Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley opportunities. Access your Samaritan volunteer profile and log your hours.
