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Nursing and Midwifery in Mongolia with Projects Abroad

Mongolia
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Location
Mongolia: Ulaanbaatar

Term
Throughout the year

Program Duration
2-4 weeks, 3-6 months (includes high school academic semester abroad), 5-8 weeks, 7-12 months (includes high school academic year abroad), 9-12 weeks, 1-2 weeks

Typical Duration of Program
9-12 weeks

Dates
All Year Round / Rolling-Starts

  • Description

    Mongolia is a fantastic place to spend time volunteering or interning on an international medical placement in Central Asia. Volunteering on a Medicine & Healthcare project in Mongolia can be done as part of a college summer break, a gap year, a career-break, or during a vacation. As a Medicine & Healthcare volunteer you will gain a great deal of valuable work-experience alongside some of the most skilled doctors in the country. The facilities are generally of a decent standard, on a par with many hospitals in the west.

    Whether you are a student joining us before going to a nursing or midwifery school, or already have nursing and midwifery knowledge and experience, the doctors in Mongolia are eager for you to be involved. Enthusiasm and a willingness to learn - and also to help staff with their duties - will ensure that your experience is second to none.

  • Highlights

    Mongolia is a unique and adventurous place to spend time on a volunteer program or internship. Mongolia is a large country about a third the size of Europe sandwiched between Russia and China on the Asian Steppe. It's a country that conjures up images of far-off lands and a completely different pace of life. This image really is reality, in this land of Genghis Khan and wandering nomadic clans.

    This is a destination for adventurers, with a history that encompasses Chinese dynasties and Soviet Communism. It's hard to imagine that this ancient state was once home to the people who ruled the largest empire the world has ever known - at one point stretching from Indonesia right over into Austria! The modern Mongolian is a descendant of Genghis Khan, a son or daughter of the Communist era and is living in a 21st century ancient state where Buddhist priests drive in Japanese jeeps across desert roads to their distant monasteries.

  • Qualifications

    none

  • Intern Types

    • Medicine
    • Nursing
  • Languages

    • English

  • Cost in US$:

    Please go to our website for prices.

  • Cost Includes:

    • Emergency evacuation services
    • Food
    • Housing
    • In-country orientation/Training
    • In-country staff support
    • Medical insurance
    • Medical services
    • Pre-departure orientation/Training
    • Written materials abroad
    • Written materials pre-departure

  • Experience Required

    no

  • Volunteer Types

    • Health
    • Health Care
    • Health Education
    • Hospital
    • Medicine
    • Nursing
  • Typical Volunteer

    Open-minded with a willingness to travel.

  • Age Range

    16-80

  • This Program is open to

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

  • Typical Living Arrangements

    • Home-stays

  • Participants Travel

    Independently

  • Typically Participants Work

    Independently or in Groups of 2-5

  • Application Process Involves

    • Letters of Reference
    • Online Application plus Application Assessment
  • Typically The Application Process Time is

    10 days

  • Post Services Include

    • Alumni Network
    • 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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