Global Health Experiential Education in Argentina
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Let the world change you in Argentina. Travel to the city of Cordoba, Argentina’s second most populous city and the location of all of CFHI’s programs within the country. Experiences include, but aren’t limited to:
Global perspectives in nursing: Participate in critical conversations with nurse preceptors regarding global perspectives in nursing
Hospital Medicine: Take part in focused physical exams, patient histories, and daily hospital rounds while rotating alongside local healthcare personnel
Primary care and Social Medicine: Experience an intimate style of patient-provider rapport, a relationship and communication style central to successful health outcomes
You will observe and learn in some of the oldest and most renowned teaching hospitals in Latin America and take part in rotations built specifically for the program you have chosen. While not on program, you’ll have free to explore the city on your own and experience Cordoba’s European inspired architecture and food.
- Over the last several years, there has been a concerted effort to provide care to those without insurance through a decentralized network of primary and secondary clinics and hospitals. Travel to Argentina and experience this changing landscape and the ce
- Join nurse preceptors and others while comparing and contrasting the differences in nursing globally in some of the oldest and most renowned teaching hospitals in Latin America.
- By the end of the program, participants will have an understanding of the role played by nurses in South America and the special patient-provider relationship unique to Latin American medicine.
- Participants also become immersed in Argentinean culture and language through conversational and medical Spanish classes while living with local students or families, exploring the vibrant city of Cordoba, and through travel opportunities throughout the r
- Join nurse preceptors and others while comparing and contrasting the differences in nursing globally in some of the oldest and most renowned teaching hospitals in Latin America.
