Volunteer and Healthcare Workforce Development

Build Your Skills and Experience 

Healthcare Workforce Development volunteers and interns obtain experience and training in the healthcare environment and learn workforce development skills, such as resume development, interview preparation and more. This grant-supported program is for applicants who attend high school or college (ages 15 1/2 - 25 years).  

The Healthcare Workforce Development program offers students a great way to explore healthcare careers while gaining valuable experience. 

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Volunteer Ambassadors are compassionate individuals who join a movement of giving back that began at White Memorial in 1918 and with the Beverly Guild in 1952.  

Whether you’re a former patient who wants to give back, a family member of a patient who is grateful for excellent care your loved one received, or someone who is looking for a new way to care for your community, volunteering is a great way to learn new skills, form new friendships and enrich lives — including your own. 

Join us as an ambassador and become an integral part of ensuring comprehensive care for all. 

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Corporations, organizations and other partners are invited to participate in meaningful volunteer experiences. Adventist Health White Memorial Montebello organizes a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Recent activities include tending to our community garden, distributing food and cooking for our community members, and supporting our community health clinics and community fairs. 

Contact us today at 323-268-5000, ext. 47455, to learn more about curating a custom volunteer experience for your organization.

To join our programs, you must meet the following requirements: 

• English speaking required. Bilingual preferred. 
• PPD tuberculosis (TB) skin test done within 2 months of application date. If history of positive PPD: Copy of chest x-ray results done within 3 years of actual start date. 
• Documentation of negative TB test (or negative chest x-ray for TB) 
• Proof of appropriate immunizations (i.e., MMR-Measles, mumps, and rubella) 
• Varicella titer (only if you have had Chicken Pox) or immunization if you desire to work with children. 
• Influenza Vaccine (seasonal) 
• COVID-19 Vaccine 
  Adventist Health requires COVID-19 primary vaccination series or an approved medical/religious exemption for all healthcare personnel, per the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Joint Commission (TJC) regulatory requirement. The COVID-19 first booster dose will no longer be required for healthcare personnel and providers in California per the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) unless required by local public health. 
• Background checks will be conducted if the participant is 18 years or older. A social security number is required. Individuals who refuse to comply with this requirement will not be allowed to enroll in the program. 
• If you are accepted into the program, as a high school student (15.5 years or older) a valid, issued photo identification (school identification) will be required. 
• Students 17 years old and up are required to provide a valid, government-issued photo ID with your signature i.e.: unexpired driver's license, government issued identification card, military identification or passport.