Category: Outbound Students

“The calm yet precise approach of the emergency team at Aichi Medical University inspired me to become a better doctor in high-pressure situations. I saw how they handled trauma, burns, and critical cases with a balance of speed and compassion, something I hope to bring back and apply in Thailand.”

“This elective at Mie University was a priceless opportunity to witness medical innovation firsthand and to strengthen the valuable relationship between our two institutions, which is a crucial foundation for the future of medicine.”

“My time at the USF was an incredible learning journey. It wasn’t just about the complex cases and high-acuity specialties, but about the people who made me feel welcomed and valued, proving that genuine connection is at the heart of healthcare.”

“I believe this experience will shape me into a more empathetic and globally minded doctor in the future. Learning to care for patients in a different healthcare system helped me grow both professionally and personally.”

“I observed and assisted in a wide range of surgical procedures, learning from experienced surgeons who explained techniques in detail. The staff was welcoming and open to teaching, and I was encouraged to participate actively in the OR.”

“The seamless teamwork within the orthopedic department here is truly impressive, setting a high standard for patient care and surgical efficiency. Learning directly from the professors and residents has been an invaluable part of this elective.”

“I am immensely grateful for my time at the University of Ljubljana’s Institute of Pathology, where I immersed myself in Basic Pathology Research. This enriching experience in Slovenia has equipped me with a deeper appreciation for diagnostic medicine.”

“My time in Japan didn’t just teach me new surgical techniques; it reshaped my vision of the doctor I aspire to be.”

“This elective offered a unique vantage point to explore global health from a system-level perspective, truly broadening my understanding beyond the individual patient to the societal factors influencing care.”

“Every moment in that operating room, especially during such a rare case, was invaluable for my medical training.”