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Medical Volunteers Needed—Work in Guatemala!
by: MAXIMO NIVEL
Medical and healthcare projects provide volunteers the opportunity to work in hospitals, clinics, assisted living, and other healthcare facilities. They work alongside doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical professionals. Depending on your medical experience and Spanish language skills, you’ll have a number of responsibilities including shadowing a doctor or nurse, assisting with gener...
Medical and healthcare projects provide volunteers the opportunity to work in hospitals, clinics, assisted living, and other healthcare facilities. They work alongside doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical professionals. Depending on your medical experience and Spanish language skills, you’ll have a number of responsibilities including shadowing a doctor or nurse, assisting with general check-ups, running medical campaigns, assisting with vaccinations, assisting with triage, taking blood pressure and other vital signs, organizing patient records, preparing materials and equipment, and assisting during mealtimes. This program is available all year round and new programs begin every Monday. It’s designed to take place for as short as 1 week and up to 1 year. NOTE: This pro...
Program Highlights
Earn 3-4 university credits via our School of Record: California State University-Monterey Bay.
Improve your Spanish language skills with 2 hours a day of language classes and practice with local people.
Gain international volunteer experience in the historic city of Antigua, Guatemala.
Choose from special programs: Surf School, Scuba Certification, Yoga Certification, and more!
Earn the President's Volunteer Service Award (for U.S. citizens).
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Quick Details
- Antigua, Guatemala
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- 9-12 Weeks
- AIDS
- Community Centers
- Community Development See more
- All Nationalities
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Program Reviews
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Shadowing at San Antonio Free Clinic
October 25, 2013by: MaximusThe two doctors that I shadowed were extremely knowledgeable and kind. I was able to learn lots while also helping out. It was also very interesting getting to see a more rural part of Guatemala.
Alotenango and San Lucas
August 04, 2014by: Olivia - RockportI volunteered at both the Alotenango clinic and San Lucas clinics during my two month trip to Guatemala. I absolutely loved it! I'm going into my senior year undergrad and I got to see and do more things than I ever would at home! I learned so much and I am so unbelievably greatful I had the opportunity to work at these clinics! Maximo was awesome! They are honestly the nicest people ever and the programs they run are very well organized! Highly recommend this project!
Medical campaign to Guatemala
September 03, 2014by: Poncho Mark - LakewoodThis trip was amazing. I had the expectation that we would be passing out vitamins, talking to locals, and taking basic vitals. While we did do these things and while these things are still incredibly necessary, the trip to Guatemala was so much more than that. I had no idea how much I would see or be able to do. On day 1 of the campaign, we were thrown into a situation in a village where we were able to diagnose patients. I could not have ever imagined doing that during my educational career if it were not for this program. It was amazing and also sad. These patients were suffering so much and My group was only around for a week. We also went to schools which was equally unbelievable. The kids at the schools would run up and hug me for no reason other than to be happy to see some stranger who has come to visit them. How fortunate am I to have experienced such happiness? Families and faculty were so thankful for the four hours a day that we provided in service and it was truly humbling to see. If that weren't enough of an experience to express how amazing this trip was, there was also the sites. Antigua is gorgeous and the people there are so warm and friendly especially those individuals at Maximo Nivel. I felt right at home while working with them and I never wanted to leave that city after seeing how beautiful it was. This trip went beyond expectations and I would recommend it to anyone in the medical field. There was plenty of opportunity to learn about medicine and also about the people there. Thank you IVHQ and Maximo Nivel for this chance to see a new part of the world, learn more about my passion, and help others in need!
Program Details
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Locations
- Antigua, Guatemala
Types and Subjects
- Causes
- AIDS
- Community Centers
- Community Development
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo, Couples, Families
Cost per week
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Group living
- Guest House
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Medical and healthcare projects provide volunteers the opportunity to work in hospitals, clinics, assisted living, and other healthcare facilities. They work alongside doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical professionals. Depending on your medical experience and Spanish language skills, you’ll have a number of responsibilities including shadowing a doctor or nurse, assisting with general check-ups, running medical campaigns, assisting with vaccinations, assisting with triage, taking blood pressure and other vital signs, organizing patient records, preparing materials and equipment, and assisting during mealtimes. This program is available all year round and new programs begin every Monday. It’s designed to take place for as short as 1 week and up to 1 year. NOTE: This pro...

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Medical and healthcare projects provide volunteers the opportunity to work in hospitals, clinics, assisted living, and other healthcare facilities. They work alongside doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical professionals. Depending on your medical experience and Spanish language skills, you’ll have a number of responsibilities including shadowing a doctor or nurse, assisting with general check-ups, running medical campaigns, assisting with vaccinations, assisting with triage, taking blood pressure and other vital signs, organizing patient records, preparing materials and equipment, and assisting during mealtimes. This program is available all year round and new programs begin every Monday. It’s designed to take place for as short as 1 week and up to 1 year. NOTE: This pro...
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