For
pre-med and high school students, the experience of interning in
medical facilities abroad is invaluable and helps gives them the
confidence to pursue a career in medicine. Not only do they have the
opportunity to learn new methods of diagnosis and treatment from local
medical professionals, they get to observe illnesses and conditions not
seen in North America. They also experience an environment where doctors
and nurses work with limited resources and equipment.
The
organization offers a variety of Medicine & Healthcare programs for interns in the fields of Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry, Midwifery,
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Nutrition, and
Public Health, in more than 25 destinations across the developing world.
These internships are built to suit varying levels of experience and
interns can choose to join at any time, from one to four weeks or more.
Projects Abroad also has an extensive range of worthwhile medical programs specifically designed for high school students.
Projects
Abroad was founded in 1992 by Dr. Peter Slowe, a geography professor,
as a program for students to travel and work while on break from
full-time study. The program had its genesis in post-USSR Romania, where
students were given the chance to teach conversational English. After a
few years just sending volunteers to Eastern Europe for teaching, the
company expanded to sending volunteers of all ages around the world on a
wide range of projects.
Projects
Abroad is a global leader in short-term international volunteer
programs with projects in 28 countries and recruitment offices in the
UK, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland,
Italy, Japan, Holland, Hong Kong, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, South
Africa, South Korea, Sweden and the United States.
For details on volunteering abroad, visit Projects Abroad's web site at
www.projects-abroad.org
www.projects-abroad.org
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