Thank you Sabin this was a very helpful video. I wonder where you're at now? Did you pursue the medical field or do something else instead.

What if I just want to talk to old crusty vets? I don’t want to wipe butts or do hospital stuff.

Thank you!

Hey bro you should be a urgent care nurse

After volunteering and getting to know people , along with gaining experience - Where you able to get a job at the hospital?

Are you allowed to volunteer on the weekends?

He probably was confused and that’s why he was asking for help. Nurses are trained and you should listen to them

Sooooo.... Yes?

Thanks!

you shifting too early bro

Was part of your job talking to patients?

Thank you!! This is so helpful. I have my interview tomorrow, hopefully I’ll pass it.

Thanks for this man, huge help! I got my interview tmrw and hopefully it goes well🙏🏻

I’m about to be a volunteer, what do I wear while I am working there? Scrubs? Leggings?

Fart can on exhaust

U r very bad

THANK YOU <3!

Anyone else’s ears bleeding?

Thank you for your vices

Shift😪

I have one coming up.

I want to volunteer but I feel scared

Very helpful video! I’m only a freshman in hs but I’m so excited to volunteer and shadow

Never pull the clutch in when you're turning the corner can see you're a newbe guess you're learning.

I love volunteering it’s so worth it!

I have been a ward volunteer for a few months, its great, all i will advise is just be yourself, be open for your reasons of wanting to do the role, I attended a group introduction by my local health service in Wales (but will vary i expect by region so may differ for yourself) where we were then put into groups to complete some fun simple tasks, then was a 1 on 1 interview on a separate day (don't be phased, it was friendly, just dress presentable ( i wore trousers, shirt and jumper but obviously personal choice what you think is best appropriate for yourself)), if your successful and obviously if you feel the role is for you also now you know more about it then the DBS and I.D checks and health check to do and then an induction day and tour then off to go a few times shadowing an experienced person already in the role. then when you are ready to go it alone they will say go ahead if everyone is happy. sounds alot but its a great experience, rewarding and enjoyable. I would thoroughly recommend it.

Did you get tested for certain things the day of your interview or or once you got called back

I have orientation on March 21st at 5:00 to 9:00pm but I have to be there at 4:30 and knowing me I might get lost :( so I am going at 4 to I can find my way . I want to be a pediatric surgeon! So I am all in it but nervous

Oh my now I am scared lol but this helps me

Nice music, dipshit.

Dude...ur changing gears to early...haha...I have the CBR 300r and u gotta change later in the rpms...like I change around 8.5 or 9 k....u would have caught that r3 if u would have maxed ur gears

yo stop pulling your clutch in every time you coast. Knock that shit off right now

Orientation next week

Hey, man pretty soon I​ am gonna start volunteering in the hospital so I had this question in a mind which is about the job. I know they don't pay you but do get training on your first day or do they teach u what to do?

Huuh CBR playing with Yamaha so funny...😂😂😂 CBR is nothing front of Yamaha...

great job dude thanks

Thanks!

I agree. I volunteer for 3 hours in the Medical Intensive Care Unit, and after restocking linens, I usually have nothing to do. Sometimes I help the NAs clean rooms and stuff but for the most part it's boring as heck and it feels like a waste of time (even if it isnt). Also I agree that some of the nurses don't seem to give a shit about their patients, calling them things like "turd" when they're talking amongst themselves. I guess the one plus is when nurses retire and what not they bring cake or cookies to their break room and every now and then I like to sneak in there and grab something for myself.

How many months are you gonna volunteer for? And does volunteering has age limit. I'm 17 now and a sophomore at Lone Star community college. I would be transferring in either fall 2019 or spring 2020 for my bsn program. So in trying to get some hands on experience and sort

You should make more riding vids with the cbr300r, that thing is awesome

Do you still like your cbr300r? It's an awesome little bike haha, nice exhaust too sounds nice and loud

Thanks brother for the video. Wish me luck on my turn. Hope to see you in the M Field.

For volunteer interviews most likely than not you will be accepted as long as they don’t have like 50 people willing to volunteer. As long as you don’t do anything that really stands out as sub par

you are attractive, but I'm sure you know that....

Yamaha r3 💪✌

Awesome video on the interview process. Thank you for sharing!

So did you enjoy volunteering? Any dislikes or likes especially?

What do you think is the difference between choosing a private verses a public hospital when it comes to volunteering??

Looking to get a 300, r3 is more powerful but more expensive:( CBR300r is prob enough according to ur video! I have one of this kind of noisy exhausts on my bike, I'm always afraid of bothering my neighbors lol Keep up the good works!

Thinking about pursuing a career in the medical field but I'm not sure so I was wondering that maybe I should start volunteering this summer and the rest of the year to see if I like the environment and to gain some experience, great video and thanks for sharing.