How do you volunteer in a hospital?
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Go to the Human Resources in the hospital of your choice and tell them you would like to volunteer.  They will point you in the right direction.  Hospitals always need volunteers as they are usually understaffed.
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You apply to UNV to become a volunteer. Here's their listing of vacancies\n\nhttp://www.unv.org/volunteers/unvvacs/index.htm
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If you are planning on attending medical school it is definitely a good idea to volunteer in a hospital or any other medical setting.  Medical schools look very highly upon volunteer work or other medical experience when accepting candidates.  \n\nUpon high school graduation, if you are going to college far away and so will not be volunteering at the same hospital, make sure to get letters of recommendation from your supervisors.  Also, document all your volunteer time, even if all you do is write down the dates and hours of your service.  Don't stop volunteering once you get to college, med schools will consider recent experience even more important.\n\nSince you know what you want to do already, you might consider an accelerated medical school program like BU's 7 year medical program (link: http://www.bu.edu/cas/academics/programs/medical.html ).  This will enable you to cut a year or two off your studies and will relieve you off the stress of applying for medical school after your third year of college.\n\nThere are a couple other programs as well at other medical schools, but I don't remember which schools they are.\n\nCheck out http://www.studentdoctor.net for tons of information and posts from other pre-medical students.\n\nGood luck! :)
349455
Volunteer.  I bet your local library or hospital would love to have someone with your credentials to read to children.
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What a question! how do u know they are affraind to go to the hospital?   I have a friend working in a hospital and she told me they go so many people like that, and nope, they dont ask for a social if they do, they say they dont have one and is ok with the hospital. and Of course they pay the hospital or believe or not, many ones have an insurance.
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The only way is to practice.  To be with patients.  Observing first then taking little steps to become involved with the patients.
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It all depends on how old you are, what you are interested in doing, if you are in Arkansas and wish to travel abroad.... It all depends. I love to volenteer and do it quite often. Also there are different ways of volunteering. For instance you could donate money, crochet/knit items for through micheals craft stores, gather friends and family and plan an area to pick up trash. Sometimes you could even walk into businesses (hospitals) and say I'm here to help. Of course most places you go will require some paperwork saying that you are responsible for yourself and yadda yadda yadda. Its getting colder and shelters will be needing blankets and volunteers to serve meals.  Those are some ideas but here are some actual site you could search. Good luck!
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Go visit any hospital's nursing station...and ASK.  The RN's will be happy to tell you. \nSure you'll need to learn how to draw blood and a lot of other euuuuuuie stuff.  But, unfortunately most RNs don't get to do enough of the 'hands-on' stuff, but are (as they'll voluntarily tell you) becoming 'pencil-pushers'; it's a known fact in the medical field that the Nurse's Assistant or the LPNs will have more contact with the patient.  But, only an RN can 'manage' a nurse's station.
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if u want to find the real place to review ur medical teachnology,u can try to be intern in all hospital in ur zone and u can becom a volunteer for the experience and knowlege.on the other hand u can appeal for all the agencies in ur country to work abroad esp, in poor nation cos it always lack of the doctor and nurse.but i just tell u that if u want to do a thing u must catch two points ur sould and ur struggle.....thanks
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i'm sure lots of people will volunteer, but you should probably try a registered medical doctor instead - see your local clinic.
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volunteer, job shadow, internship
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Try to get into the field of health. Check with local hospitals for volunteer work, Red cross, talk to people who are professional on the field you are interested and see if they are accepting volunteers or entry level possitons, while you take an education on that field.
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You can usually volunteer at your local library, the YMCA, or homeless shelters.  Visit http://www.volunteermatch.org/\nto find places in your area where you can volunteer.
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Volunteers are needed everywhere. It would just be a matter of finding a particular organization to join where your talents/ resources will be put to use. I don't know what type of overseas volunteer work you are looking for, but I personally am involved in one based in Wisconsin involving medical personnel (doctors, nurses, dentists) who volunteer their time and skills in poor countries providing much needed surgeries and dental work in communities where people otherwise have no means of acquiring them. The group goes every couple of years all on their own personal expense, to do just this. It is a very rewarding effort and I notice that the people who are involved continue to be, for many years. Let me know if this is a part of your specialty so I can get you in touch with the proper people. Good Luck to you and your big heart. I am sure numerous lives will be greatly affected by your sincere generosity.
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Go to the hospital closest to you.  Tell the person at the desk you want to visit with someone who hasn't had any visitors.  When you find someone to visit, smile alot and listen for a still small voice.\n\nWhen you are on the way there and back ask what you really mean by Christian activities.\n\nYou really wanted to meet a strapping young Christian man didn't you?  Or someone to swap Bible verses with.\n\nThen ask yourself where you can find some other people less fortunate than yourself if the hospital scene doesn't fit you.  If you can't find others, really close by, that are less fortunate than yourself, go back and ask yourself what you have been saved from?  Maybe it didn't work.
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I would guess the University hospitals. Usually the university hospitals have a very good staff and support the community with free or low cost medical aide. Unfortunately there usually a waiting period or some other circumstances that may interfere.
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depends which hospital. Go to the hospital website. There is probably a job or volunteer link you can click on to find a job you want