Summary of volunteer activities for nucleic acid detection (practical)

It is worthy of our respect that volunteers make selfless contributions for voluntary purposes. The following is a summary (practical) of volunteer activities for nucleic acid detection compiled by me, for your reference only. Welcome to read this article.

Summary of volunteer activities for nucleic acid detection (1) In this volunteer service activity, I participated in the guidance work for those who came to participate in nucleic acid detection, mainly responsible for providing the staff and students who did not scan the QR code with the relevant information needed to fill in the nucleic acid detection, and at the same time guiding those who completed the detection to leave the detection point through the corresponding door, rationally arranging the positions of the queue, ensuring the average number of people, separating the flow of people at the exit and entrance, and ensuring the orderly and rapid nucleic acid detection. In addition, I patiently answer your questions and help people who can't operate to fill in the information.

In this volunteer service, I have improved my ability to communicate with others. From whispering at the beginning to loudly guiding everyone to do the right thing, it makes me feel very happy to do things for others, "speak out" for myself and help others.

Nucleic acid detection is of great significance, and I feel honored and proud to participate in this matter. I believe that what we have done on the spot has brought convenience to everyone and played a certain role in the process of nucleic acid detection. At the same time, I thank all the volunteers, teachers and security guards who participated in it. Their efforts are the basis for maintaining order at the scene. sheet anchor

Summary of volunteer activities for nucleic acid testing (II) The epidemic situation is getting more and more severe, which affects the nerves of each of us. We college students actively responded to the national call to become volunteers. In the voluntary service of participating in all-staff nucleic acid testing, our volunteers came to the testing site early, and we helped the villagers to divide into groups of 10. This is not a simple matter. Some people are impatient and try their best to move forward. Some people can only explain it over and over again because they are family. Therefore, the team that has just finished scoring will score again if it is not careful. However, through the active cooperation of the villagers, we successfully completed the nucleic acid detection in the whole village. This volunteer activity can be described as "tired" and "happy" because I was particularly tired after the activity, and I was happy because I saw the unity of my hometown children and the strength and speed of xx County through this activity.

First of all, I am honored to be a volunteer. I am very happy to be able to help people in need. I don't know much about volunteers, only that they are free, and the requirements for volunteers are intention and patience. Although I don't know much, I believe that with the increase of the number of activities in the future, I will have a deeper understanding of the organization. The reason why I volunteer is to help more people in need and bring warmth to others. At the same time, I think as a citizen, when enjoying all rights, we should do our best. On the other hand, influenced by social young volunteers, I envy them for having such meaningful things to do. Maybe I can't take part in activities often, but I hope I can stick to it, even if my contribution is not great. In addition, I hope that by doing different jobs, I can better understand myself and better integrate into society. At the same time, exercise your ability.

Summary of volunteer activities of nucleic acid testing (3) On X month, X day, free nucleic acid testing was started for residents of xx community in xx street. Volunteers can be seen everywhere in the road xxX and xX, the nucleic acid detection point at NO. Among them, there are family members of community cadres and college students living in the jurisdiction ... With their assistance, after xx hours of continuous fighting, the xx community successfully completed the nucleic acid detection work that day.

The time for nucleic acid detection is tight and the task is heavy. In order to ensure the orderly and efficient development of all work, volunteers arrived at the nucleic acid detection point on time at X point on the same day and received relevant training. After the work began, everyone performed their duties according to the shift arrangement, and devoted themselves to guiding residents to fill out the nucleic acid detection form, maintaining the order at the scene, cleaning up the scene, disinfecting the scene and so on.

Many volunteers have become hoarse because they need to talk loudly, but they can't drink a mouthful of water, and they still race against time to guide residents to line up in an orderly way to help them successfully complete the test. Residents who were tested said that the volunteers who stayed in the cold wind guarded everyone with their actions and brought them a different kind of warmth.

Summary of volunteer activities for nucleic acid testing (IV) At midnight in xx community, the secretary of xx community shouted: "All the staff arrived at their posts early in the morning on xx to assist the medical team in conducting nucleic acid testing for residents." At X o'clock on the morning of xx, the community workers in xx collectively performed their duties in front of the community, and began to pull the cordon, move desks and chairs, wear protective facilities, and arrange every detail as much as possible to ensure the orderly development of the detection work and the safety of personnel.

Xx street staff, film police, volunteers and xx District Federation of Trade Unions all went down to the jurisdiction at the same time to actively cooperate and assist the staff in nucleic acid testing. Xxx, the community secretary, has also been fighting in the front line of testing, doing a good job for residents and solving problems in time. The property in the jurisdiction cooperated with and coordinated the on-site order, and all the work was carried out in an orderly manner. In order to improve the detection efficiency and not cause congestion, the staff all rely on "shouting" to tell residents to keep their distance.

All the staff at the scene shouted tired, but encouraged each other to "don't drink water yet" because they had to stand in protective clothing for a day and couldn't go to the toilet. Everyone was armed to the teeth, and the disposable gloves were full of sweat, but no one said a word. In the face of the epidemic, as long as we act quickly, residents will be safe. We will stick to the end, fight in the front line of the epidemic and resolutely win this "epidemic prevention war."