Nursing and medical internship in Argentina
Nursing and medical internship in Argentina
Nursing and medical internship in Argentina

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Founded in 1942, our partner clinic is a modern, well-equipped facility, committed to providing top quality medical care to the people of the region. This clinic has a capacity of 100 patients divided into long-term hospitalisation, intensive care, coronary care unit, and patients in short-term hospitalisation. In addition, the hospital has an oncology department, a kidney dialysis unit, a delivery room, a neonatology department,

BSc in Nursing
Nursing Education
Studies in the field of health
Associates Degree in Nursing

IN SHORT

cordoba

From
 4  
to
 12  
weeks

Intermediate Spanish

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Program description

Founded in 1942, our partner clinic is a modern, well-equipped facility, committed to providing top quality medical care to the people of the region. This clinic has a capacity of 100 patients divided into long-term hospitalisation, intensive care, coronary care unit, and patients in short-term hospitalisation.

a laboratory and a medical imaging unit.

Like all of our nursing and medical internship programs abroad, this project in Argentina allows you to gain university credits while acquiring experience in the field and helping to guarantee the UN’s goal of universal access to healthcare.

The challenges of interns in Argentina

One of the problems encountered in the public sector in Argentina is the lack of personnel. Trainees who show commitment and dynamism will be able to come as reinforcements and provide valuable assistance to the permanent staff, thus allowing them to take the time necessary to provide patients with a satisfactory level of care. Interns will rotate each week in a different department.

Interns will work 5-7 hours a day in the clinic.

The trainees will be supervised and evaluated by the local staff of the NGO associated with this internship. The responsibilities and tasks given to the interns are entirely at the discretion of the local staff, and will vary according to the personality, skills and level of Spanish of the students.

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In addition, the association's hospital for this humanitarian nursing course has an oncology department, a kidney dialysis unit, a delivery room, a neonatology department, a laboratory and a medical imaging unit.

Like all of our nursing and medical internship programs abroad , this project in Argentina allows you to gain university credits while acquiring experience in the field and helping to guarantee the UN's goal of universal access to healthcare.

The challenges of interns in Argentina

One of the problems encountered in the public sector in Argentina is the lack of personnel. Trainees who show commitment and dynamism will be able to come as reinforcements and provide valuable assistance to the permanent staff, thus allowing them to take the time necessary to provide patients with a satisfactory level of care. Interns will rotate each week in a different department.

Interns will work 5-7 hours a day in the clinic.

The trainees will be supervised and evaluated by the local staff of the NGO associated with this internship. The responsibilities and tasks given to the interns are entirely at the discretion of the local staff, and will vary according to the personality, skills and level of Spanish of the students.

OPTIONAL AND ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

Those who wish to do so can choose to take a one-week Spanish course in Cordoba before the start of the project.

The aim of this week is to enable volunteers to improve their language skills and discover the culture of the country.

Prices :

  • 20 hours of group classes: €420 per week (Accommodation + activities included)
  • 10 hours of individual classes : €420 per week (Accommodation + activities included)
  • Online classes : €210 per week

Host organization

Our partner NGO is committed to helping leave a positive and lasting social impact, challenging boundaries and unlocking the potential of cultural diversity through international programs and ethical business practices.

Go to Argentina for an approved internship in the field of health. This nursing internship, or medical internship, contributes to the well-being of local communities by working towards the objective of access to care for all, set by the United Nations. The cross-cultural experiences offered encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and into a learning zone, broaden your view of the world, learn a new language, experience new emotions, enrich your perspective, change your habits, get to know other cultures, and go beyond your own limits.

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Go to Argentina for an approved internship in the field of health. This nursing internship, or medical internship, contributes to the well-being of local communities by working towards the objective of access to care for all, set by the United Nations. The cross-cultural experiences offered encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and into a learning zone, broaden your view of the world, learn a new language, experience new emotions, enrich your perspective, change your habits, get to know other cultures, and go beyond your own limits.

Strong points

Rotate each week to a different department
Discover a new way of doing your job
Share unforgettable moments with the local community and discover the country during your free time
Discover the health system, procedures, treatments and common diseases in Argentina

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