Your admissions interviewers are interested in what work experience you've taken part in if any, and what you learned from it. Touro's website states, "Patient Care Experience (PCE) and Health Care Experience (HCE). It is the applicant's responsibility to sufficiently document patient care and health care duties in the CASPA application. Applicants should consider the tasks which they perform and use their best judgment to determine which category in the CASPA application they fall into. Applicants are expected to separate hours for positions that consist of both Patient Care Experience and Health Care Experience accordingly. Please also make sure to list the type of setting in which you completed the experience (i.e. family medicine, pediatrics, outpatient internal medicine, FQHC, community health center, etc.) as this is not always clear from the name of the clinic. "

You can find more on this on their program/requirements page. Thoroughly research their site, including all the pre-requisite coursework they require, especially since they state that their requirements must be completed before submission of the CASPA application. Personal experiences in caregiving are worth offering here as well.