The clinics will be located in communities where they are needed. These are places where doctors or medical teams haven’t been for a while.

No, our entire team speaks English. The majority of our team are preparing themselves to practice abroad, which is why they are learning English.

Yes, some of the communities where our medical clinics go have Creole speakers. Our team will have translators to provide the best service and ensure understanding for our patients.

• Resume

• Filled out application with your program of choice in mind

• A valid passport 

• Deposit to reserve your spot within 72 hours of acceptance to the program 

• Program price paid in full prior to your trip

It’s crucial for students to verify the accreditation of the program to ensure that their experience and learning are recognized and valued. Some of our students are using some internships for their college credits and masters credits. We just fill out the necessary paperwork.

All universities are different. We are willing to, and have worked with many universities to help our interns receive credits for their internships. If you are seeking the internship for college credit, please be sure to notify our staff so we can help take the necessary steps to do our best to help you receive credit. Many of our students have chosen to still pursue the internship for the valuable experience they receive even if they do not receive college credits.

Understanding the range of specialties and types of internships available will help students align their career aspirations with the opportunities.

We currently offer medical and dental internships abroad.  We are working on a doula and chiropractic program as well.  We hope to release those programs in late 2024 or early 2025.

Knowledge about the host country’s healthcare system is vital for adapting to different medical practices and cultural approaches to healthcare.

Language skills can be crucial for effective communication in a medical setting, especially in patient interactions.

Understanding the financial aspect is essential for planning and budgeting the internship period.

Navigating the legal aspects such as visa, work permits, and other regulatory requirements is a must for a hassle-free experience.

It’s important for students to understand how such an experience will enhance their resume and future career opportunities in medicine.

Knowing the support system available can help in better preparation and adjustment in a new country.

Awareness of health and safety protocols, especially in times of global health challenges like pandemics, is crucial for a safe internship experience.

Safety is a primary concern, and there are precautions and support systems available.