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Teen Volunteer Opportunities at Hospitals: Making a Difference
Volunteer
Volunteering is a great way to engage with your community and help at a hospital. Popular teen positions include:
- Patient visitors
- Clerical work
- Food service
- Child care
- Arts and crafts
- Music therapy
- Pet therapy
Shadow a Healthcare Professional
Follow a professional for a day to observe their work and explore healthcare career options.
Participate in a Clinical Research Study
Help advance medical research by participating in a study if you meet criteria (age, medical history, health status).
Take a Healthcare Career Exploration Class
Many high schools and community colleges offer classes with hands-on activities and professional interactions.
Participate in a Hospital Internship or Externship
Some hospitals offer programs for teens to gain hands-on experience and learn about healthcare careers.
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