Non-clinical volunteering help

[yodalehehu]

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[Cheeezcake]

One that you enjoy and can make a commitment to. May sound basic and uninformative, but in hindsight I wish I'd took this advice instead of jumping around.

 

[yodalehehu]

One that you enjoy and can make a commitment to. May sound basic and uninformative, but in hindsight I wish I'd took this advice instead of jumping around.

I don't really have a preference at the moment. I guess one question I have is would any one of the five I listed equally be acceptable as my only non-clinical volunteer opp on my application?

 

[candbgirl]

You have some good choices but I’d pick #3. The needs, both physical and emotional, of hospice patients is great. I think you’d find the opportunity to interact with some of these people very fulfilling. The other options are good too but you might not be able to step as far out of your comfort zone and make as big an impact as you would working with hospice patients. The important thing though is to pick something you’ll like doing. Good luck.

 

[LizzyM]

#3 is the only one that gets you face-to-face with humans in need. For that reason, I would code it as the best choice.