Welcome to the Pullman Regional Hospital volunteer onboarding portal. To ensure you are fully prepared to support our clinical and administrative teams, we have curated this library of essential training materials. Please review the videos and policy documents below; these standards are vital for maintaining the safety of our patients, visitors, and staff. Thank you for your commitment to professionalism and excellence. 

 

VOLUNTEER SERVICES RESOURCE LIBRARY

The Volunteer Services Resource Library provides onboarding education for Pullman Regional Hospital volunteers. Please be sure to watch the videos and read through each section, as the information is provided to create a smooth onboarding and intended for your safety, along with our staff and patients.


This video provides an overview of AIDET, a communication framework used by healthcare professionals to build trust, reduce patient anxiety, and ensure clear, compassionate interactions.

AIDET stands for:

  • Acknowledge – Greet patients with warmth and eye contact
    Introduce – Share your name, role, and credentials
    Duration – Set expectations for wait times and procedures
    Explanation – Clearly explain what you’re doing and why
    Thank You – Express appreciation and build connection This training is part of Pullman Regional Hospital’s commitment to providing consistent, high-quality care to every patient, every time.

This video is for internal training purposes at Pullman Regional Hospital. If you have questions please contact Volunteer Coordinator, Rob Jackson.


This will have a description about the Code of Conduct with a link to the PDF.

Review the Pullman Regional Personal Appearance and Uniform Policy, which establishes clear standards for professional appearance, uniforms, and grooming across all departments. The policy is designed to support patient and employee safety, enhance infection prevention, and maintain a respectful, inclusive environment. It provides specific guidelines for various areas, including business casual standards for administrative staff, hygiene requirements for clinical personnel, and rules regarding wearing your ID badge.

Adhering to these expectations reflects our shared commitment to professionalism and operational excellence throughout the organization. This policy is part of Pullman Regional's commitment to providing consistent, high-quality care to every patient, every time.

Small actions lead to big protection. Learn the essential protocols for preventing the spread of germs in healthcare settings.

Watch our Employee Infection Prevention video here.

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