Volunteering for Medicine Application

I'm currently getting my application together for applying to medicine for 2024 and I've read that a lot of universities really value some form of volunteering to talk about in your personal statement/interview.
I haven't organised any of this yet however I will be working full time (40 hours a week) as an RNLI lifeguard over this summer and I was wondering if universities would see this as sufficient. It would also be quite difficult to fit any extra volunteering in considering I'm under a full time contract and there's little flexibility. I've got a good amount of medical work experience already so work experience shouldn't be a problem.
Would anyone recommend for me to complete some sort of volunteering work outside of this or would my experience as a lifeguard be enough?

Don't worry too much about having every aspect of an application. A lot of students collect work experience and volunteering opportunities but are not able to actually convey what they learnt or reflect on their experience in personal statement/interview. What I am trying to say is that you can maximise your experience as a lifeguard to show your commitment and dedication, without having also to do volunteering if it becomes very difficult for you to organise and manage.

For volunteering the value is greater with long term volunteering and your lifeguarding work may constitute a form of volunteering even if it is paid, so should be enough.

As long as with your work experience you are able to showcase you have gained an appreciation of future career in medicine and the challenges etc. don't worry too much about volunteering on top of that.

Hope that this helpful!