Summer Medical Intern in Tanzania

Summer Medical Intern in Tanzania

Location
  • Tanzania
    • Arusha
Length
8 weeks

Program Details

Compensation
Non-Monetary Benefits
Timeframe
Academic Year Fall J-Term Maymester Spring Spring Break Summer Winter Year Round
Housing
Apartment Host Family Hotel
Weekly Hours
30
Age Min.
18
Age Max
74
Qualifications
  • Outgoing
  • Interested in New Cultures
  • Flexible
  • Love for Adventure
  • Love for Human Connection

Pricing

Starting Price
1500
Price Details
Four Week Program:
1. Pre-departure training
2. Airport pick ups and drop offs
3. Two day in-country training and briefing
4. Emergency support 24/7
5. Full board accommodation
6. Certification and accreditation
7. Mentorship and placement including capacity building
8. Professional membership and networking
9. Personalized support system
10. Exposure to traditional health settings
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Some Activities Meals SIM cards Transportation Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

In-county support placement for the whole program

What's Not Included
Airfare Domestic Airfare Travel Insurance Visa
What's Not Included (Extra)

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Apr 19, 2026
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About Program

Accredited International Summer Internships: Our Summer Exchange is an accredited international medical internship program that provides a structured environment for students to gain global health experience during their summer break. This program emphasizes the “cross-pollination” of skills and knowledge, focusing on the reduction of tropical disease mortality rates through collaborative learning.

Who It’s For: Early-year medical students, adventurous aspiring students, retired medics, and volunteer doctors looking for a high-volume clinical environment.

Duration: This program is open for a period of 4 to 8 weeks.

Academic Focus: Beyond clinical work, this program encourages participation in research, including writing case reports, collecting data for studies, and attending clinical teaching sessions.

Clinical Exposure: Participants are exposed to resource-limited healthcare systems and tropical infectious diseases rarely seen in other parts of the world.

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Program Highlights

  • Activities: Spend a night in the Maasai homestead to know more about their culture, Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for a lifetime view of the country, and tour Serengeti National park which is an award winning park.
  • Global Health and Cultural Competence / Understanding Health Disparities: Gaining insight into the root causes of health inequities and the impact of social determinants on patient care.
  • Professional and Personal Growth / Ethical Reasoning: Navigating complex ethical dilemmas regarding care rationing, equity, and access to resources.
  • Cultural Humility: Cultivating empathy and intercultural communication.
  • Building Resilience: Strengthening professional resilience and emotional intelligence in challenging working environments.

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