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Medical and Nursing Elective in Delhi - India

Join the Medical and Nursing Elective in Delhi - India to get valuable experience as a medical student and choose to work in different departments such as Emergency, IPD Wards, Laboratory, Blood Bank, Pharmacy, Radiology/Imaging, OT, Dialysis Unit, Critical Care, General Wards, Orthopaedic, Nursing, Obstetrics

Highlights

  • Shadow under the guidance of doctors in Delhi and get practical exposure
  • Opportunity to shadow and observe in different departments in a hospital setting
  • Opportunity to meet and interact with medical professionals/students from all over the globe
  • Explore the city of Delhi on weekends and travel around
  • Acquire significant exposure that’ll help in long term medicine career plans
Ottica di Medicina e Infermeria in Delhi, India

Overview

Medical and Nursing Elective in Delhi - India is a highly valuable experience for international students studying medicine and nursing as they get to gain valuable international exposure. Under our specialized medical internship, students will gain insights into new techniques and be able to clearly distinguish yourself from your peers. The Medical Elective assignment takes place in a large hospital placement in Delhi in close proximity to some of the best areas and markets in the city.

Students are paired along with a doctor/nurse or medical professional during their time at the hospital. The internship is observation based and each intern shall shadow, observe the work of the medical professionals in their assigned department during the period of the elective/observership. Students work at a full-service hospital placement which offers very good facilities and infrastructure for patient care and treatment.The observership program helps the students to develop skills and knowledge by observing the work of the medical and nursing team.

The List of departments where the interns can observe/shadow is as below:–

DepartmentDetails
Clinical Rotation MedicineWill be exposed to Internal Medicine patients IPD systems, History taking, Medical Examination, medicine administration, patient communication, lab testing, CPRS, BCMA
Clinical Rotation PediatricsWill be exposed to Pediatric patients IPD systems, History taking, Medical Examination, medicine administration, patient communication, lab testing, CPRS, BCMA
Clinical Rotation Obstetrics & GynecologyWill be exposed to OBGYN patients IPD systems, History taking, Medical Examination, medicine administration, patient communication, lab testing, CPRS, BCMA
Clinical Rotation SurgeryWill be exposed to General Surgery patients IPD systems, History taking, Medical Examination, medicine administration, patient communication, lab testing, CPRS, BCMA
Clinical Rotation Medical SpecialtiesWill be rotated through Pulmonology, Neurology, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Emergency, Critical Care for one week each
Clinical Rotation Surgical SpecialtiesWill be rotated through Anesthesia, Orthopedics, ENT, Ophthalmology for 15 days each

Apart from the above students also shadow/observe in Emergency Department. Pre medical students are mainly allocated to Emergency or Internal Medicine Department.

The participants need to give a preference of 3-4 departments in which they would like to work. Depending on their period of internship, the interns shall be able to work on a rotation basis.


Medical Internship Program Schedule

Medical Internship Program Schedule

Medical Students joining the medical internship program in Delhi, India are required to follow a basic routine on a daily basis. It must be noted that every placement functions at a different pace and on separate timelines making the schedule slightly differ at times. A generic daily schedule for interns is as follows;

  • Sunday: Arrival in Delhi

  • Monday: Orientation + neighborhood familiarization tour. The orientation session will be conducted by the local coordinator, covering topic areas; such as safety, culture, language, places to visit, behavior, food, and other suggestion over things to do in Delhi. 

  • Tue to Fri: Internship work

    • Breakfast - 9am onwards or can be taken at the hospital if going for an early shift

    • Working hours at the placement - 10:00 am to 04:00 pm

    • Lunch - anywhere between 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm (interns have to manage lunch on their own expense)

    • Dinner - 07:00 pm onwards

Depending upon the working schedule of the paired doctor and area of the hospital an intern is placed, the times and days of work may fluctuate. Your patience and flexibility with these schedule and time shifts are greatly appreciated.The same work schedule continues from the second week onwards .

Weekends: Free to explore the city (No meal is provided on Sunday, as we encourage our interns to try the local cuisines.)

Note: Please note, the schedule may vary depending on the particular project the intern is participating on.


Intern Roles & Responsibilities

Intern Roles & Responsibilities

The hospital placements cannot ethically allow individuals without the proper experience, education, and certifications to actively participate in medical procedures they are not able to conduct. Most interns only observe or help out with very minor tasks. The tasks assigned to the interns will be strictly on the basis of the level of their education and experience.

This assignment during your medical internship in Delhi is primarily observation based. You’ll follow your doctor or nurse on daily rounds while they consult with patients, administer treatment, and perform operations. 

However, even those interns who have little (if any) background in healthcare still enjoy a much higher level of access to the goings-on in an international hospital than they would back in the West. With this in mind, the medical internship in Delhi, India offers an outstanding opportunity for students interested in exploring a career in healthcare. The time they spend on assignment will look incredible on their resume or CV.


Placement Requirements

Placement Requirements

Interns must be 18 years or older at the time of joining the internship. As an intern, you should have an open mind and flexible attitude for working in a new and different environment. Medical interns must provide a clean criminal background check report, CV, Passport Copy as well as other documents and credentials pertaining to their qualifications prior to joining the program. Pre Med, Medical, Nursing students and CNA’s can join the program. All students must adhere to professional attire while at the hospitals.

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Living

Living

Airport Transfer

Upon arrival at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, interns will be greeted by a member of the local coordinating team in Delhi. Scheduled pickup services are available between 8am and 8pm on the program start date. Participants who are already in the country or arriving early can also be picked up from a predetermined meeting point. If you arrive outside scheduled pickup hours, we can arrange for pickup at extra charges.

Accommodations

Participants in Delhi are provided accommodation at a conveniently located hostel in South Delhi. Located at just a five-minute walk from a Metro station in South Delhi, the hostel offers easy access to iconic landmarks like the Lotus Temple and Khan market. 

The hostel has spacious dormitories and private rooms that are perfect for a cozy stay. Whether you're lounging in our cozy common area or enjoying a hearty meal at our in-house cafe, every aspect of your stay is designed for comfort and convenience. Additionally, the hostel has an open outdoor area, which is ideal for connecting with fellow travelers.

All rooms in the hostel are air conditioned. While bedding is provided, you should bring your own towels and toiletries.

Upgrades to private single or double rooms are available at extra charges.

Orientation

A comprehensive half-day orientation session will be conducted by our staff on the day following your arrival. The orientation covers essential topics such as culture, greetings, locations, transportation, and other details outlined in your trip itinerary.

Meals

Renowned worldwide for its diverse flavors, Indian cuisine takes center stage during your program experience. Indian vegetarian meals will be provided at the hostel itself. Interns take lunch at the hospital placement during weekdays.

Free Time Activities

During their free time, interns are encouraged to explore local markets, heritage monuments and dine at different restaurants in Delhi to savor the rich variety of Indian cuisines. Delhi has a lot to offer and there are plenty of things to do and see in the bustling capital city.


Dates

Dates

January

05

19

February

02

16

March

02

16

April

06

20

May

04

18

June

01

15

July

06

20

August

03

17

September

07

21

October

05

19

November

02

16

December

07

21


Costs

Duration
Program Fee
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2 Weeks $1038
3 Weeks $1570
4 Weeks $1811
5 Weeks $2100
6 Weeks $2510
7 Weeks $2919
8 Weeks $3329
Extra Week $400

Please Note: An application fee of is charged over and above the program fee as an application payment. A 5% international banking fee is charged for credit card payments of program fee in USD/AUD.

What are you Paying For?

  • 24 hrs Assistance and support from staff
  • Comprehensive Pre- Departure Information and support from Med Trips team
  • Pick up from the airport
  • Orientation 
  • Food (2 times a day from Mon - Sat)
  • Accommodation 
  • Medical Insurance
  • 1 pair of Medical scrubs
  • Certificate of Participation(On Request)

What's NOT Included?

  • Airfare
  • Return Trip to Airport (Can be arranged at extra cost)
  • Local Transportation
  • Visa Fees
  • Vaccinations

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