For my project have volunteered at Rogue Regional Medical Center. I started volunteering at the hospital in July, and just complete all of my hours. 12 hour were spent gaining training so I could be successful in my volunteering. Also I worked under an employee of the hospital to learn the layout of the hospital. I then volunteered on the south lobby giving room numbers and directions for the remainder of my hours. My project has had bumps along the way I have worked them out and, I’m happy that I have now finished my hours. My project started in June when I had my orientation. It was an eight hour orientation where we went over the rules and regulations of the hospital. That was followed by a volunteer in the north lobby with a advisor.
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It would have been more beneficial for my future to have worked in the NICU, because I want to be a neonatal nurse. Volunteering in the south lobby entailed giving directions and giving out room numbers to family members. Most of the people I see when volunteering are employees leaving. It has helped me to understand how to give directions. Also being in the south lobby has helped me to convey what I want to say to others. Even though my project has not gone the way I wanted it to I have learned a lot. Because my project did not go they way I planned I had to get out of my comfort zone. I had to work to get hours. It put me in places where I had to help and talk to people I did not want to. This experience also showed me what is like to be in a hospital environment. I’m very happy that I have had this experiences, and that I got gain this experience towards my future career aspirations. Volunteering in the hospital has helped me in my future career goals. When I first started I thought I would be doing something completely different, but it helped me to have a better learning experience. In the end my project was a success I got all of my hours and learned a lot. I’m thankful for this wonderful
It would have been more beneficial for my future to have worked in the NICU, because I want to be a neonatal nurse. Volunteering in the south lobby entailed giving directions and giving out room numbers to family members. Most of the people I see when volunteering are employees leaving. It has helped me to understand how to give directions. Also being in the south lobby has helped me to convey what I want to say to others. Even though my project has not gone the way I wanted it to I have learned a lot. Because my project did not go they way I planned I had to get out of my comfort zone. I had to work to get hours. It put me in places where I had to help and talk to people I did not want to. This experience also showed me what is like to be in a hospital environment. I’m very happy that I have had this experiences, and that I got gain this experience towards my future career aspirations. Volunteering in the hospital has helped me in my future career goals. When I first started I thought I would be doing something completely different, but it helped me to have a better learning experience. In the end my project was a success I got all of my hours and learned a lot. I’m thankful for this wonderful