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How do jobs like hospital escort, hospital clerk, unit clerk, and etc look to med school as compared to jobs like EMT, CNA, and etc???
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They'll only be treated like clinical experience if you actually interact with patients, so it will depend on the job descriptions of the individual positions. EMT/CNA jumps out as "clinical." Some of these other jobs may involve patient interaction, but likely to a lesser extent. However, getting one of these jobs may be a good foot in the door to getting a more patient-oriented job at the same organization, so it would still be a good path to take.
In short, these might not be as much of a leg up as patient-specific jobs, but will nonetheless be good on your application to show that you have some life experience.
In short, these might not be as much of a leg up as patient-specific jobs, but will nonetheless be good on your application to show that you have some life experience.
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