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Medicine in Mongolia with Projects Abroad

Mongolia
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Location
Mongolia: Ulaanbaatar

Term
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter

Program Duration
2-4 weeks, 3-6 months (includes high school academic semester abroad), 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, 7-12 months (includes high school academic year abroad)

Typical Duration of Program
5-8 weeks

Dates
All Year Round (you set the start and end date)

  • Description

    Interning on a Medicine & Healthcare internship in Mongolia can be an eye-opening experience. As an intern you will do a great deal of observational work alongside some of the most skilled and inspirational doctors in the country. The facilities are generally very basic and patients will often have traveled vast distances to attend appointments.

    Medicine & Healthcare internships in Mongolia are based in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, where you will be working in busy central hospitals or specialized clinics dealing with pediatrics, maternity or perhaps trauma patients. The doctors are eager for you to achieve as much as possible during your internship by working in a number of different departments. Medicine and healthcare practice in Mongolia is typically 'Western', but there are also a number of private complementary medical clinics where you can spend some time to help broaden your medicine and healthcare experience.

    The supervisors on our Medicine & Healthcare internships in Mongolia have a lot of time for enthusiastic interns.

    We also offer this placement as a two-week summer special for high school students between the ages of 16 and 19.

  • Highlights

    Life in Mongolia is never dull. If you're after a different kind of adventure it's definitely the place to consider. You will be living in one of the world's most remote countries. Once outside of the capital, you will find that 'roads' marked on maps are not really roads and 'settlements' can be small and temporary. If you have a taste for adventure, you will want to explore the remote Altai Mountains and the Gobi Desert.

    Travel opportunities might take you across the Steppe, where you could stay with a local nomadic tribe in a Ger. The unusual experiences you'll have will really make the trip worthwhile. You may find yourself gathering camel dung to put on the fire! You will certainly be riding horses, and drinking the traditional Mongolia drink airaag, fermented milk which can be either alcoholic or non-alcoholic.

  • Qualifications

    No experience, qualifications or languages required.

  • Intern Types

    • Medicine
  • Languages

    • English

  • Cost in US$:

    please go to our website for prices.

  • Cost Includes:

    • Food
    • Housing
    • In-country orientation/Training
    • In-country staff support
    • Medical insurance
    • Medical services
    • Pre-departure orientation/Training
    • Registration fees
    • Travel while in host country
    • Written materials abroad
    • Written materials pre-departure

  • Experience Required

    no

  • Volunteer Types

    • Health
    • Health Care
    • Hospital
    • Medicine
    • Volunteering
  • Typical Volunteer

    Open-minded with a desire to travel.

  • Age Range

    16-70

  • This Program is open to

    Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Couples and Individuals.

  • Typical Living Arrangements

    • Home-stays

  • Participants Travel

    Independently or in Groups

  • Typically Participants Work

    Independently or in Groups

  • Application Process Involves

    • Letters of Reference
    • Written Application
  • Typically The Application Process Time is

    10 days

  • Post Services Include

    • Exit Debriefing Abroad
    • Re-Entry Debriefing at Home
  • Projects Abroad's Mission Statement

    As part of the global economy, Projects Abroad helps create local employment wherever we send volunteers. Employing local staff overseas and using their talents and knowledge is important to us. This local knowledge and support enables the organization to channel the skills of the volunteers from more affluent countries to regions around the world where they are needed. Volunteers also learn from their placements and the people they meet, and they gain experience in a chosen field. In the 21st century, we believe this mutual respect is what cultural exchange is all about.

  • Year Founded

    1992

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