BSc in Nursing
Our project in Bali offers you the opportunity to complete your humanitarian and medical nursing internship while learning alongside doctors and nurses in a local private clinic.
Put your knowledge into practice and benefit from training by local healthcare professionals, while discovering a rich culture through full immersion in the country.
Contribute to healthcare access for local communities during your humanitarian nursing internship in Bali. Whether you are in medical or nursing studies, you can participate in this internship.
Like all our medical internship programs abroad, this project allows you to validate your year while gaining hands-on experience.
The internship takes place in private medical clinics across Bali. You can therefore go to cities such as Ubud, Uluwatu, and Canggu.
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As a medical student, your role will mainly consist of assisting local doctors and nurses in the daily operations of the clinic.
Note that the clinics welcome both tourists and locals, and most of the staff are able to communicate in English.
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Here is an overview of the tasks you will be assigned:
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Tasks will be assigned according to the program’s needs. Of course, you will be supervised by a professional on site. This medical and nursing program in Bali will allow you to assist local healthcare workers and learn more about your future profession in a foreign environment.
Occasionally, it is possible to accompany local doctors and nurses to conduct examinations and provide care in rural areas.
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– Gain valuable experience in the medical field
– Discover Balinese culture through immersion with local communities
– Work as a team with local coordinators and volunteers from around the world
– Practice a foreign language in a professional context
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On the Monday of your first week, you will participate in an orientation day to familiarize yourself with the local environment and culture. The program will then continue normally from Tuesday for the rest of the week.
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Orientation day program:
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Rest of the week:
You will explore different departments by accompanying local doctors and nurses. You will rotate through several clinic departments, giving you a comprehensive view of medical practices in real time.
You will work approximately 5 to 6 hours from Monday to Friday, leaving free time to enjoy the country.
Contact us to participate in this exciting humanitarian nursing and medical internship in Bali!
The project of prevention and health education in schools in the Ubud region will give you the opportunity to meet children in rural schools and teach them the importance of first aid and hygiene from an early age. Home visits will also allow you to participate in the care of the local community, a truly immersive experience!
In Bali, the medical program will allow you to assist local caregivers in a local hospital and learn more about your future profession in a foreign environment. On occasion, you will accompany local doctors and nurses to perform examinations and care in rural areas.
- Gain valuable experience in a specific professional field
- Discover the Balinese culture by immersion in the local communities
- Work as a team with local coordinators and volunteers from around the world
Location: Pejeng Kaja / Ubud
Departure dates: every Sunday except during school vacations (one week in March, 2 weeks between July and August and one week in October).
Minimum English level: B1/Intermediate
Minimum age : 18 years old
This program requires the skills of health care professionals and individuals who can teach first aid and personal hygiene. Methods: Conduct prevention workshops, dental examinations, hand washing, tooth brushing and general cleanliness. The goal is to stop preventable health problems and communicable diseases form arising.
You will help organise health campaigns in local schools around Ubud, actively teaching the importance of basic hygiene, with an emphasis on proper tooth brushing, hand washing and general body cleanliness. Many daily routines seem natural to us but are not common practices among village children. If you have a medical background, medical examinations for local children and adults can be arranged with your help.
On the first day of your project, you will attend a meeting with the healthcare staff to understand the nature of the health problems you will encounter and to receive a little training on your role in the team. In the afternoon you will meet the children you will be working with during your stay.
In the morning, you will spend approximately one to two hours preparing the day's activities and lessons, and in the afternoon you will visit the schools for two to three hours to conduct prevention and first aid workshops.
Location: Bali.
Departure dates: every Sunday.
Minimum English level: B1/Intermediate.
Minimum age: 18 years old.
This medical internship will take place in one or more of the local hospitals partnered with the association of this medical internship, and in villages where medical care is not easily accessible or is too expensive. Interns will assist local doctors or nurses in their daily activities and in emergency situations help out in the hospital. Occasionally, you can join the local doctors who visit the villages to perform free medical examinations.
The first week of your internship consists of an introduction to the local culture, customs and do's and don'ts. Not only will you learn some of the language and the way of life, but you will also visit the city and learn how to get around by yourself.
On Thursday and Friday of the first week, you will receive an introductory session at the university prior to the internship. During these sessions, a professional supervisor will brief you on the local situation and developments in the industry/field in which the internship will take place and prepare you for the local work environment/culture.
From the second week, you will work Monday to Friday at the medical internship association. A daily schedule will be set up to show you the different departments where you will work during your internship.
Our partner NGO offers a secure environment and a local team that takes care of the volunteers and manages all the logistics on their projects.
Since 1998, they have been offering the opportunity to participate in solidarity programs ranging from education to support and development of local communities, as well as wildlife and environmental conservation.
Their values: we are not passive spectators, but we encourage a practical approach, “we get our hands dirty”. The placements require active participation of the interns and real commitment. The feedback from our participants is unanimous: “an enrichment beyond my expectations”, “a project that changed my life”.
Since 1998, they have been offering the opportunity to participate in solidarity programs ranging from education to support and development of local communities, as well as wildlife and environmental conservation.
Their values: we are not passive spectators, but we encourage a practical approach, "we get our hands dirty". The placements require active participation of the interns and real commitment. The feedback from our participants is unanimous: "an enrichment beyond my expectations", "a project that changed my life".
