Children's hospital. I had 2 jobs.
One was running the waiting room preop...I got to play with kids who were nervous about their upcoming surgeries, and distract them. The parents could take a break and go fill out paperwork, or just be stressed without having to worry about destressing the kiddos. Plus, I watched siblings while the parents took the patients through the preop checks or into the OR.
The other was way more hands on: hearing screens on newborns. I would go in, print out the days census, cross check it with our records to see who had been screened already, and then go room to room with my equipment. I got to introduce myself to the moms, explain the test, play with <1d old babies for a bit, and then tell mom the results. Sometimes (often) I had to do it in my poor excuse for Spanish. Then I'd clean up and enter the results on the board so the nurses knew who was dischargeable (it's state law here that they cannot go home without a hearing screen). Super fun, super cute, super hands on, and good experience explaining things to patients' families.