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Separate the hours between leadership and patient interaction. What were your specific patient-facing responsibilities during those health fairs?Board member for non-profit that hosts health fairs (lots of administrative/leadership work but still have patient interaction at events) (1000 hours so far)
Any community service where you are humbly serving those in distress (not as a subject matter expert or in a position of authority)?
.Separate the hours between leadership and patient interaction. What were your specific patient-facing responsibilities during those health fairs?
Any community service where you are humbly serving those in distress (not as a subject matter expert or in a position of authority)?
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Are the people at these health fairs sick? Or is this a community event that anyone can attend?
anyone is able to attendAre the people at these health fairs sick? Or is this a community event that anyone can attend?
You have plenty of clinical and research experience, you need to get a couple hundred hours of non clinical service - ideally working directly with underserved communities over a longer period of time, and something outside of your "comfort zone." e.g. homeless shelter, refugee service agency, domestic violence shelter, syringe exchange program, soup kitchen/food pantry, etc. A little advocacy would be a nice plus too but not required!