Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Kaleida Health!
Every Moment Makes a Difference
Types of Volunteers
Adults
Members of the community who are looking for an opportunity to make a difference by volunteering their time in many different capacities at all of Kaleida Health's facilities.
Students
High school, college and graduate students gain experience in a hospital setting and explore career paths in health care while assisting in a variety of departments. The minimum age to volunteer is 15.
Women's Board Auxiliary
Provides support through continuous financial and voluntary efforts at all of Kaleida Health's facilities.
Maternal Advisory Board
Bringing together a diverse group of individuals who have experienced birth or reproductive care throughout Kaleida Health.
Volunteer Services Offices
All of Kaleida Health's volunteer activities are coordinated through Volunteer Services offices located at:
Buffalo General Medical Center
100 High Street Buffalo, NY 14203
Fr. Richard Augustyn (716) 859-2603 (716) 859-1625 (Fax) Send Email
HighPointe on Michigan
1031 Michigan Avenue Buffalo, NY 14203
Jillian Skibinski (716) 784-3224 (716) 748-3289 (Fax) Send Email
DeGraff Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing
445 Tremont Street North Tonawanda, NY 14120
Sally Paprocki (716) 690-2078 Send Email
Golisano Children's Hospital of Buffalo
818 Ellicott Street Buffalo, NY 14203
Kristen Williams (716) 323-2420 (716) 323-1351 (Fax) Send Email
DeGraff Medical Park & Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital
1540 Maple Road Williamsville, NY 14221
Heidi Hall (716) 568-3820 (716) 568-3832 (Fax) Send Email
How to Become a Volunteer
To learn more about volunteering and how to join the Kaleida Health team, please complete the appropriate application forms and contact the volunteer office at the site of interest.
- After completing the required paperwork, applicants may be considered for assignment at one of the sites.
- Kaleida Health will make every effort to match a volunteer's assignment with his or her skills, interests and schedule. On-the-job training is provided under the supervision of the department staff or an experienced volunteer.
- Benefits may include free parking, free meal voucher, and a variety of other Kaleida Health "perks."
Volunteer Applications & Resources
Disability Advisory Committee Application
Maternity Advisory Board Application
Women's Board of Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital Membership Application
Thank you, again, for your interest in volunteering at Kaleida Health!
Volunteers | Olean General Hospital/Bradford Regional Medical Center
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Volunteer at Bradford Regional Medical Center
Volunteers are an essential part of Bradford Regional Medical Center. BRMC has a team of approximately 200 volunteers that help serve our community and fulfill the hospital’s mission. The volunteer program also offers unpaid internships and job shadowing experiences to students looking to get into the healthcare field. For more information, contact the volunteer office at (814) 362-8288.
Click here for a volunteer application and requirements.
Volunteer at Olean General Hospital
Come join our winning team!
Volunteers are an essential part of Olean General Hospital. Volunteering allows you to engage in a true community, meet new people who share common interests, and discover, learn and develop new skills, as well as keep physically and mentally active. To learn more about volunteering and how to join the OGH team, please call the volunteer office at 716-375-7377.
What is volunteering?
Volunteering is the essence of connection, growth and fulfillment by providing a service that benefits others and helps our hospital and community thrive.
Why is volunteering important?
You provide our hospital with growth, nuture and knowledge. That alone is enough to make your feel fulfilled but there's more to it than just that. Volunteering provides the ability to learn new skills and experiences, good well-being, cultural enrichment, build confidence, strong relationships and, of course, meaningful connections. It has a very positive effect on your well-being. When you volunteer, you see that difference you're making for our patients, staff and community.
Click here to learn more about volunteer opportunities at OGH.
Click here for a volunteer application and requirements.