How would a blood processing job at a major hospital look on an application?

[raheelp]

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The hours suck so I'm on the fence but if the job would look favorable on an application I would probably grab it.

 

[MrBeans]

I don't think it would look overly great on your application, as it seems like you'd be more of a lab tech that does hardly any "academic research."

But then again, it's a paid job which is always beneficial to you.

I've also heard that dental schools favor applicants that held paid jobs over non-paid volunteer experiences.

 

[lphiewok]

The hours suck so I'm on the fence but if the job would look favorable on an application I would probably grab it.

Prob better than working at completely unrelated places but honestly don't expect it to be much of gain as far as admission goes..

I would only take it for money and maybe a rec but you would still need dental related hours and lor

 

[sfrice80]

Its better than nothing-I actually think it wouldn't be too bad at all to put on your application.

 

[FutureDent020]

Its better than nothing-I actually think it wouldn't be too bad at all to put on your application.

Agreed. Be happy you have a job and in the medical field. Keep it and improve your application in other areas.

 

[Blue Panther]

These is one of those cases where you should do it for the money.

 

[MrBeans]

These is one of those cases where you should do it for the money.

I agree. Plus you may get some sort of experience health care related, which is a bonus!

 

[raheelp]

You guys don't have to tell me about the money haha, its always welcome.

 

[raheelp]

I'm ready to take this job but I'm really not sure about nights.