- Argentina
- Buenos Aires
Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Medical Shadowing in Buenos Aires by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Medical Shadowing in Buenos Aires starts at $6,000 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Medical Shadowing in Buenos Aires is open to participants aged 20 to 27.
The program runs for 1 to 4 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in apartments.
The program fee includes some accommodation, activities, airport transfers, and SIM cards.
Medical Shadowing in Buenos Aires is located in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
About Program
LATIDOS is a four-week medical shadowing program in Buenos Aires for pre-med students seeking clinical exposure during an academic break. Participants complete approximately 20 hours of hospital observation per week at FLENI, an internationally recognized neuroscience institution, with guided learning and reflection.
Depending on hospital availability, students may observe areas such as neurology, diagnostics, emergency care, physiatry, and rehabilitation. By seeing how physicians reason, communicate, and collaborate in another healthcare system, students gain perspective for future studies, interviews, and medical school applications. The experience is fully observational and follows strict ethical and patient privacy standards.
Programs run during winter and summer academic breaks. The part-time schedule leaves evenings and weekends open to explore Buenos Aires and travel independently. Students finish with a certificate of completion and greater clarity about a future in medicine.
Program Highlights
- Complete approximately 20 hours of hospital shadowing per week at FLENI, an internationally recognized neuroscience institution.
- Observe areas such as neurology, diagnostics, emergency care, physiatry, and rehabilitation, depending on hospital availability.
- Experience medicine within a different healthcare system while developing a broader perspective on clinical reasoning and patient care.
- Join a four-week cohort designed to fit winter or summer academic breaks.
- Keep evenings and weekends open to explore Buenos Aires, experience Argentine culture, and travel independently.