I'm volunteering at a hospital b/c I want to be a doctor...would this be considered rude?

Hello, I am 17 and hope to someday be a neurologist. I start my volunteer work at the local childrens hospital in 3 weeks. When I went for my training, they said I would chiefly be assisting nurses, organizing charts, transporting patients, etc.

So, my press is, if I'm around a neurologist, or any doctor for that matter, would it be rude if I asked them a short time ago anything along the lines of med school, residency, or purely a simple curious medical question?

Thanks to anyone who help!

Answers:

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It might not be rude but you should be prepared to get the cold shoulder. My experience beside a lot of those Docs is that they don't hold the time patiences or people skills to be gracious ample to answer questions. That doesn't indicate they are all close to that... just some of them. If you find a Doc who doesn't come across busy and you want to ask a few quesitons go ahead... the nurses will serve you a lot next to those questions too. Just ask them politely and move off out the typical teenage slang...

Good Luck and honest for you!

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no it would be honest to to help you revise

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Some doctors can be real SOB's and some are pretty cool. It's a crap shoot any way. There's zilch wrong with you asking though. Just be prepared for some rudeness. Good luck on your member of the aristocracy pursuit...

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im sure they will blissfully answer you questions. of late say it not rudely.

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Be polite, and ask them if you can ask questions when they are not busy. don't be afraid to cooperate to the nurses either. mostly you'll be working next to them anyway.

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It would be alright to ask. Just make sure they are not actual busy when you ask them.