Is Care Home work exp mandatory for medicine?
I have done volunteering in a Blind School (helping with English & IT)
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
Original post by Avor
I have done volunteering in a Blind School (helping with English & IT)
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
No but you need work experience as well!
Original post by DoctorInTraining
No but you need work experience as well!
I have hospital work experience
Original post by Avor
I have hospital work experience
How much? And any other work experience? Like GP, pharmacy, physio?
Original post by Avor
I have done volunteering in a Blind School (helping with English & IT)
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
I have done volunteering for the last year in a disability college (with severe medical conditions) - assisting with music & basic functional skills.
Must I do care home work exp, because most other medicine applicants are.
Rather than look at it as a "must" you should realise it certainly won't hurt your application if you do. You will have to work with a variety of people, including the elderly, so it's probably going to be good experience.
Try to get other experience such as hospitals/GPs etc.
Original post by SilverstarDJ
Rather than look at it as a "must" you should realise it certainly won't hurt your application if you do. You will have to work with a variety of people, including the elderly, so it's probably going to be good experience.
Try to get other experience such as hospitals/GPs etc.
Try to get other experience such as hospitals/GPs etc.
No but I have volunteering in the disability college & blind school; I am wondering if medicine applicants needs to have specifically care home work exp, i.e. would it hinder my chances if I don't?
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