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chidorichampion said:
Hi everyone,

Been a hospital volunteer for about almost 8 years now - did it in high school, in college whenever i got to come back home, and after graduating for about 200+ hours, for a total of almost 500 hours. ill be working full time in clinical research so i was thinking of dropping it but i didn't want to come off as too research heavy, so i was thinking about continuing clinical service - would it be ok if i switched this long-term activity for something new like hospice or palliative-care affiliated volunteering? or should i just still continue this long-term? i've had some exposure to palliative care via previous clinical research so it was something that was interesting to me. thank you!
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Very much so. In some ways one could argue it is better to move on to something bigger and better. From a CV perspective, you've likely reached an asymptote in how much this experience will help you, unless of course you have picked up additional roles and responsibilities over time in the post.

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