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    Running Head: My Volunteering Experiences My life has changed ever since I stepped foot inside St. Elizabeth’s and Bryan Hospital as a volunteer four years ago. Ever since I was little, I’ve always seen myself working at a hospital. I had a strong desire to help individuals feel better physically and spiritually. It was not until the summer before my senior year of high school that I realized I wanted to become a nurse. With my leadership and integrity skills, I was able to accommodate kids, patients, and my family. I was able to find my true calling through the people I’ve helped. As I continue to plan out my future, I became mindful of the people I’ve come to know because I wouldn’t have been here if it wasn’t for them. We all had to make important decisions throughout our lives. However, there is always that one person who has been a huge influence over us. The person that made the biggest impact on my life is my mother. My mother has…

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    My application would be incomplete if I did not tell you about some of my morals and beliefs. I volunteer and the Real Life Center, a local food bank, every Thursday. I volunteer there because I believe that aiding your community is the best thing a person can do, and when you help your community they will help you in your time of need. I volunteer because it challenges me both mentally and physically. Those are the two most important things a person can do each day to better themselves as a…

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    Through work experience and volunteering, I have been amazed by the diverse knowledge of the doctors, their dedication to medicine and patient care, and it is a vocation I am ready to commit to. I found the contrast of shadowing an orthopaedic surgeon to a GP very interesting, how an orthopaedic surgeon is more focused on the pain that affects them. Clearly mending an arthritic knee or worn hip will impact their daily life, but the GP showed me how vital it is to treat the whole patient, not…

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    My experience volunteering at an orphanage in Korea taught me a lot about the Korean culture, the emotional trauma of an orphan, and the gratification of helping others. The learning experience created a great bond and understanding of the children. I was in the Beta club, we had to go to the Korean orphanage in order to get our community service hours, for a week. This orphanage was located at a Catholic church by owners Mrs. Lee and Mr. Sung. They spoke English very well and told us…

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    Volunteering at the hospital is not just my helping place but also a place where I am learning many important life lessons. Many incidents and people have influenced me to become a doctor but, volunteering at the hospital helped me to explore a personal revelation where I had to call 911 to escape a dilemma, which in turn influenced me to become a doctor. Coming home from a team victory party at 11:30 pm; I was dreading my parents’ chiding as my curfew was of 10pm. Nervously, I was…

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    Volunteering can be done in many different ways and places. By volunteering you get to have a lot of different experiences and learning opportunities. I have always participated in volunteering whenever I could get involved since junior high. I think it is important to understand the experience of volunteering when going into a field like social work, this will overall improve our abilities to do our jobs to our best. I spent a lot of time this semester volunteering at the local Food Pantry and…

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    For my volunteering experience, I spent about an hour and a half of time at my internship over the course of a few months making quilts for kids in need. Although the time that I spent working on the quilts was just a small piece of time out of my day, it felt very rewarding to help a little bit at a time, knowing that I was contributing to a bigger cause of women who are in need. The process of making the quilts involved cutting the fabric pieces, tying the knots to keep the strips together,…

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    I have been volunteering at several hospitals under many departments for the past six years. I have volunteering experience in retail pharmacy, floor ambassador, information desk, patient transport, hospital laboratories, hospice/spiritual support, ER, and dental clinics. Currently, I have gained approximately 183 hours of dental clinical observation in the areas of general and pediatric dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, and oral surgery. My first shadowing opportunity was…

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    years of high school, I have done a lot of volunteering and have been exposed to a wide variety of experiences. Every single opportunity has helped me grow as a human being. From my volunteering experiences, I believe that I have strenthened my inter-personal communication skills, developed strong work habits, and shared my friendly personality with different types of people in many different situations. I love working with people and feel a great satisfaction in helping to make a…

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    The Effects of Volunteering on the Volunteer Volunteering is an activity which involves assisting others and coming to the aid of those in need. It is a compassionate and selfless act. By volunteering, the volunteer typically improves the life of others. The volunteer is not gaining anything financially, nor is he or she looking to obtain any financial gains. He or she is only seeking to lend a helping hand to those who are in need of it most. Though volunteering is a marvelous way to help…

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