Medical Internship for Undergraduate Students in Nepal

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to gain clinical exposure, then this program is for you. This immersive Pre-Med Program in Nepal is the perfect way to elevate your medical school application.

You’ll benefit from a Pre-Med Program if you’re looking for guaranteed physician shadowing hours as well as community service hours. Whatever you need to succeed, our programs are tailored for pre-med students like you.

This is the perfect opportunity to embrace the spiritual culture of Nepal as you demonstrate the competency requirements set out by the AAMC.

By engaging with medical professionals and patients overseas, you’ll gain valuable skills. These will set you apart from other medical school candidates.

This program follows a set itinerary with a group of like-minded students. This offers a balance of clinical exposure and leisure time. Take this chance to network with other passionate medical students and forge lifelong bonds.

“Each applicant needs to be as sure as possible that this is what they want to do with their life. That motivation can be demonstrated through academic achievement and also through exposure to clinical medicine and community service.

MCAT scores do not guarantee that an applicant will be invited to interview. Just as important are extracurricular activities and life experiences.”

– Mickey Foxwell MD, University of Maryland School of Medicine

The aims of this program for pre-med students are to:

1. Facilitate first-class medical exposure, broadening your knowledge.
2. Provide extra-curricular service hours, freeing your college time to focus on your GPA and MCAT grades.
3. Build AAMC competencies, including cultural awareness, communication, and compassion.
4. Ensure you stand out from other medical school applicants.

At the same time, you’ll visit Nepal to leave a positive impact, treating disadvantaged community members. Up to 25% of the population in Nepal falls beneath the poverty line, meaning access to basic healthcare is limited for vulnerable groups.

The health concerns facing Nepal include:

• • Diarrheal disease, respiratory diseases, tuberculosis, and cyclosporiasis.
  • Dengue fever reached a new peak in 2022.
  • Malnutrition, especially among children living in poverty.
  • Injuries caused by natural disasters, particularly floods and earthquakes.
  • Overburdened and understaffed hospitals.
  • A lack of education in poverty-stricken and remote areas.You’ll help to treat vulnerable community members in Nepal while raising awareness of healthy living. Not only will this provide the community service hours you need, but it’ll also form part of our long-term aim of addressing health needs worldwide.

This Undergrad Medical Internship provides unmatched opportunities to take your medical knowledge to the next level!