Adult Program

Volunteers Make Torrance Memorial Go 'Round

Whether volunteers are escorting patients or staffing the information desk, delivering flowers or simply sharing a smile, each and every day they go about their many tasks here at Torrance Memorial with enthusiasm and good cheer. It is impossible to overestimate what our volunteers' efforts mean to Torrance Memorial.

Adult volunteers are invited to join our Volunteer Auxiliary.

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers at Torrance Memorial may work closely with patients, families and visitors or may choose a position that does not interact with the public. Areas of service include but are not limited to:

• Assisting in patient care areas
• Greeting patients and visitors
• Providing information
• Assisting in waiting areas
• Volunteering in the Auxiliary gift shop
• Assisting staff
• Discharging patients
• Visiting patients
• Running errands
• Unique programs such as piano, pet visitation, clowns, and more

How Do I Apply?

View an Information Sheet describing the Adult Volunteer Program as well as the process and requirements for joining. Orientations for new adult volunteers are offered at various times during the year.

2026 Orientations

Information and dates are subject to change or cancellation based on current circumstances

May Orientation (attendance required both days)

• Orientation (by invitation): May 19 and 21, 2026 at 5:00pm-7:30pm

August Orientation (attendance required both days)

• Orientation (by invitation): August 18 and 20, 2026 at 5:00pm-7:30pm

November Orientation (attendance required both days)

• Orientation (by invitation): November 10 and 12, 2026 at 5:00pm-7:30pm

Vaccine guidelines during respiratory season (November 1 – March 31): Current flu vaccine is required.

TB Screening, Flu Shots and Respiratory Season Requirements:

Tuberculosis (TB) Screening: Healthcare personnel (Volunteers, Employees and Physicians) are required to have an annual TB screening. Torrance Memorial will provide TB screening/X-ray free of charge.

Flu Vaccine: To protect patients from flu, healthcare personnel are required to obtain a flu vaccine during respiratory season (November 1 – March 31). Masking is required during direct patient encounters and in all patient areas. Subject to change and is dependent on current Department of Public Health guidelines