Why Volunteer?
Volunteering at Kapi'olani Medical Center at Pali Momi, Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women & Children, and Straub Clinic & Hospital provides many rewarding benefits:
What would I do as a volunteer?
Many volunteers work directly with patients, assisting staff in transporting, visiting or reading to patients. The information desk, patient care units and gift shop are just a few of the areas where volunteers can provide assistance. There are many volunteer opportunities available throughout our facilities:
What does it take to be a Hawaii Pacific Health volunteer?
We're looking for individuals with:
- Positive Attitude
- Open Mindedness and Flexibility
- Maturity and Respect for Others
- Genuine Desire to Help Others
- Sincere Interest in Kapi'olani
Volunteers must also be at least 16 years old, and commit to working a regular weekly schedule for three to six months.
What would I do as a volunteer?
Many volunteers work directly with patients, assisting staff in transporting, visiting or reading to patients. The information desk, patient care units and gift shop are just a few of the areas where volunteers can provide assistance.
How do I apply?
As a volunteer, you become a member of our health care team. Because our patient's health and safety is of utmost importance, our volunteers go through a screening and orientation process similar to that of our hospital staff.
Volunteer screening and orientation takes about three to four weeks from the time we receive your completed application.
STEP 1: Submit application
STEP 2: Interview
STEP 3: Complete health screening
- Two negative TB tests (provided at no charge)
- Provide proof of:
- Measles, mumps, rubella and chicken pox screening
- Hepatitis B immunization
STEP 4: Orientation
To receive your Volunteer Information Packet, click here.