Overview
Partecipa al Medical & Healthcare Volunteer Program in Perù per un'esperienza trasformativa che non solo arricchisce la vita degli altri, ma approfondisce anche la tua comprensione del sistema sanitario del paese. Come volontario, svolgerai un ruolo cruciale nel supportare il personale sanitario locale presso cliniche e centri medici che servono le comunità svantaggiate di Cusco.
Il tuo approccio proattivo e la tua adattabilità culturale sono essenziali per avere un impatto reale. Interagisci con lo staff locale, fai domande e immergiti nelle ricche tradizioni di Cusco per migliorare la tua esperienza. A seconda della tua formazione medica e della tua conoscenza della lingua spagnola, potresti assistere a varie procedure, tra cui suturare ferite, somministrare vaccini e rilevare i segni vitali dei pazienti. Sarai anche responsabile della compilazione di moduli e documentazione essenziali per garantire il regolare funzionamento delle cliniche.
Questo programma è particolarmente adatto a studenti di medicina e pre-medicina desiderosi di acquisire esperienza clinica pratica. Come volontario, lavorerai a fianco di professionisti, assistendo dottori e infermieri e dando un contributo genuino alla salute della comunità. Cogli questa opportunità per imparare, crescere e fare la differenza!
Orario di lavoro volontario
Orario di lavoro volontario
Domenica - Arrivo a Cusco, Perù
Lunedì - Il coordinatore locale terrà una sessione di orientamento, durante la quale i volontari saranno informati su argomenti quali sicurezza, cultura, lingua, luoghi da visitare, comportamento, cibo e altri suggerimenti su cosa fare in Perù.
Da martedì a venerdì - Volontariato.
Fine settimana: tempo libero per esplorare la città/partenza per Machu Picchu, Valle Sacra ecc.
Colazione - dalle 07:00 alle 08:00
Orario di lavoro presso il tirocinio: dalle 9:00 alle 13:00 e dalle 14:00 alle 15:00 (il secondo turno dipende dalle esigenze del tirocinio)
Pranzo - dalle 13:00 alle 14:00
Cena - dalle 19:00 alle 20:00
Lo stesso programma di volontariato prosegue dalla seconda settimana in poi.
Nota: si prega di notare che il programma potrebbe variare a seconda del progetto specifico a cui partecipa il volontario.
Ruoli e responsabilità dei volontari
Ruoli e responsabilità dei volontari
Come volontario, il tuo ruolo principale sarà quello di seguire da vicino i professionisti sanitari e fornire assistenza ovunque sia necessario. Le tue responsabilità specifiche possono includere:
A seconda delle tue competenze ed esperienza, potresti avere l'opportunità di svolgere attività come suturare ferite, somministrare vaccini e assistere i medici durante interventi chirurgici e operazioni critiche.
Partecipa attivamente alle attività quotidiane della clinica, prendendo parte alle visite in reparto, tenendo le cartelle dei pazienti ed eseguendo controlli di routine, tra cui la misurazione della pressione sanguigna e il controllo della febbre.
Interagire con i pazienti per offrirgli conforto e supporto, rendendo la loro esperienza sanitaria il più positiva possibile.
Aiutare a compilare i moduli medici e a tenere registri accurati per garantire l'efficienza delle operazioni cliniche.
Il tuo coinvolgimento sarà personalizzato in base alla tua competenza e competenza nella lingua spagnola, rendendo essenziale la comunicazione. Cogli questa opportunità unica per acquisire esperienza pratica in un ambiente significativo, dove i tuoi contributi avranno un impatto significativo sulla vita di chi è nel bisogno!
Project Requirement
Project Requirement
I volontari devono avere almeno 18 anni al momento dell'adesione al progetto. I partecipanti devono avere una mente aperta e un atteggiamento flessibile per lavorare in un ambiente nuovo e diverso. Il volontario dovrebbe portare energia ed entusiasmo per fare la differenza. I volontari medici devono fornire un rapporto di controllo dei precedenti penali pulito, CV e altri documenti relativi alle loro qualifiche prima di aderire al programma. Gli studenti di medicina, medicina e infermieristica sono invitati a partecipare al programma. Gli studenti devono avere un livello intermedio di spagnolo per partecipare al programma.
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Living
Living
Quando scegli di fare volontariato in Perù, fai le valigie e arriva a destinazione con la mente rilassata. Il nostro coordinatore dedicato presso la sede organizza per voi i trasferimenti aeroportuali, il soggiorno, i pasti e anche i tour del fine settimana. Tutto quello che devi fare è arrivare.
Trasferimento aeroportuale
I volontari vengono prelevati all'aeroporto di Cusco dal coordinatore o rappresentante locale. I volontari che arrivano via terra o sono già in Perù verranno prelevati in un punto di incontro stabilito in anticipo o alla stazione degli autobus.
Alloggio
Ai volontari viene fornito un alloggio presso famiglie ospitanti locali. Soggiornando presso una famiglia ospitante sperimenterai la cultura locale, i costumi e lo stile di vita peruviano. I volontari sono ospitati in camere condivise con altri volontari. Di solito ci sono 2 bagni in ogni famiglia ospitante con docce calde. Le sistemazioni sono pulite e confortevoli. Alcune case hanno anche la connessione WiFi e la TV via cavo.
Orientamento
Un orientamento di mezza giornata sarà fornito dallo staff locale.Durante l'orientamento vengono fornite aree come cultura, saluti, luoghi, trasporti, sicurezza e collocamenti di volontari. L'orientamento sarà dato dallo staff locale in Perù.
Pasti
Ai volontari vengono forniti tre pasti cucinati al giorno (dal lunedì al sabato) presso la casa della famiglia ospitante. I pasti variano di giorno in giorno e generalmente includono zuppe, insalata di verdure, riso, patate, succhi, dessert ecc.
Durante il tuo tempo libero
I volontari sono liberi di visitare e vedere luoghi o fare shopping durante il loro tempo libero. Nei fine settimana la maggior parte dei volontari organizza un viaggio nella Valle Sacra o nel famoso "Macchu Picchu", la città perduta degli Incas. A Cusco, puoi passeggiare per Plaza de Armas ed esplorare i diversi ristoranti e le aree commerciali.
Dates
Dates
January
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26
February
02
09
16
23
March
02
09
16
23
30
April
06
13
20
27
May
04
11
18
25
June
01
08
15
22
29
July
06
13
20
27
August
03
10
17
24
31
September
07
14
21
28
October
05
12
19
26
November
02
09
16
23
30
December
07
14
21
28
January
04
18
February
01
15
March
01
15
April
05
19
May
03
17
24
June
07
14
28
July
05
12
19
August
02
16
23
September
06
20
October
04
18
November
08
22
December
06
20
27
Available
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Costs
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1 Week | $605 | |
2 Weeks | $755 | |
3 Weeks | $905 | |
4 Weeks | $1057 | |
5 Weeks | $1345 | |
6 Weeks | $1534 | |
7 Weeks | $1723 | |
8 Weeks | $1932 | |
Extra Week | $425 |
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.
Per cosa stai pagando?
- H24 Assistenza e supporto da parte dello Staff VS
- Informazioni complete prima della partenza
- Prelievo dall'aeroporto dall'aeroporto di Cusco
- Orientamento
- Sistemazione in famiglia
- Pasti
- Assicurazione (fornita a un costo aggiuntivo)
Cosa NON è incluso?
- Biglietto aereo
- Tassa di estensione del visto e del visto
- Ritorno in aeroporto e tasse aeroportuali
- Trasporto locale
- Eventuali spese personali
FAQ's
Accommodation and Living
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How do I get to the program location?
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Your country coordinator will take you to your placement location and introduce you to everyone after giving you a basic orientation about the program, city, culture etc. You will also be narrated about the directions to the project location from your accommodation and the modes of transport which you can use.
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Are there more expenses once I arrive in Peru?
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Your program fee covers mostly all the major expenses when you arrive in Peru except your personal expenses. You will need to cover your personal expenses, such as bottled water, local transport, telephone, the internet, shopping, sightseeing etc. However, you should carry around $70-80 per week for your basic personal expenses. However, this amount can vary and you would need a higher amount if you go on different weekend trips out of town.
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Can I know more about accommodation and food arrangements?
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Volunteering Solutions arranges accommodation for volunteers in homestays or with host families in Peru. The accommodations are simple and have basic amenities.
Three meals are provided in a day of which the lunch is the specialty of Peruvian families. The food is tasty, hygienic and nutritious, suited to all volunteers. The volunteers should note that the food is provided from Monday to Saturday of each week. On Sundays, volunteers can eat at nearby eateries or find out good restaurants as per choice. -
Can vegetarians be accommodated?
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Yes – please do ensure that you inform the local team about your food preference and they can make sure to provide you with the best food! Also, please do mention your specific food preference in the application form as well.
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Where can I change my money in Peru? Are there ATMs in Cusco and other Peruvian cities?
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You can change your money at any bank or at the airport by showing your passport. There are ATMs located all around the city. The market areas around the project location also have ample ATMs and money exchange counters.
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Would I have free time during my program ? Can I do sightseeing during my program?
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Depending on your project placement, you may get free evenings and weekends. You can utilize this time to visit local markets and other places around your project location.
Places like Barrio de San Blas, Hatton Rumiyuq, Convent and Church of La Merced and Cathedral of Peru have been declared as a World Heritage Sites by UNESCO and must be visited by volunteers during free time and weekends. Of course, we also arrange for tours to Macchu Picchu.
Volunteers are also free to plan quick getaways and explore Peru. We also arrange programs for groups in Tambopata Rainforest areas and the country coordinator can be contacted for the same.
Application and Program Details
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Does VolSol provides with a reference or a certificate after program completion?
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Yes, we will provide you with the Certificate after successful completion of your program. The certificate is provided on request.
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How long does it take to process my application? Will my application be accepted?
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As we have limited spots available in our programs and we follow the first come first serve rule, it is recommended that potential volunteers book their programs well in advance to get confirmed placements. You can book your slot by filling the application form online and pay the application fee of $225. You can pay your program fee later and also by installments. However, the complete payment should be made 45 days prior to the starting of the program. If you are volunteering in a group, you can also fill a group application form.
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How many hours will I volunteer every day?
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Volunteers usually work for 5 to 6 hours a day, for 5 days a week, depending on their program. You will have the weekends to explore Peru. However, volunteers need to be flexible, open minded and understand that work requirements can alter any time.
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Does VolSol provides discount if I choose more than one program or if I am a returning volunteer?
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If you are planning to come for multiple programs during your trip, you will have to pay the application fees just once. Your application fee is valid for a year's time (from the date of applying). You will not have to pay the application fees again if you come within the mentioned time frame.
For our returning volunteers, $50 discount is provided for the application fee for their next Vol Sol program. -
How long does it take to process my application? Will my application be accepted?
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After you complete your application, your personalized ‘My Account’ will be activated.You will need to upload your CV/Resume along with your photo in the same. Our backend team and the placement site takes around 10-12 working days to review your application. After we review your CV and documents, your booking will be confirmed and booking confirmation will be updated in your ‘My Account’. Some projects need a mandatory criminal background check and the same is mentioned in the project info of your program. Approval of your application depends on your qualification and eligibility criteria for each project.
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Are there any particular requirements to join the programs in Peru?
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The minimum age requirement for the programs in Peru is 17 years. For the Medical program, volunteers must be 18 years and above.
He/she should have the flexibility to adjust to a new environment and culture.
Volunteers should have a basic/ intermediate knowledge of Spanish Language.
For Medical Program – Pre-Medical , Medical and Nursing students as well as Medical Professionals are welcome to join. Participants with other qualifications in the medical field such as CAN, EMT can also join the program.
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Can I volunteer as part of a group?
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We encourage our participants to volunteer in a group. We take special care for providing you a placement and also customize your itinerary to make sure you get exactly what you are looking for. Also, we can design special group programs for groups of 5 or more. Our programs are designed to be safe, affordable and offer a great group volunteering experience to the volunteers.
In our experience of more than 12+ years we have enabled and facilitated volunteer program placements for college groups, university groups, high school groups, group of families, group of couples as well as groups of colleagues. -
When do I need to arrive in Peru for my program? What will happen once I arrive in the country?
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All volunteers need to arrive in Cusco, Peru, for the Peru programs on the starting date of their project.
Volunteers are picked from the Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport in Cusco by the in-country coordinator or representative. Accommodation is provided in a homestay or with the host family.
A short orientation is given after arrival about the city, placement, safety precautions. The volunteers are also taken for a short tour of the city before the commencement of the program. However, the tour is dependent upon the arrival time of your flight.
Flights and Visa
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Does Volunteering Solutions help with Visa?
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All participants joining the volunteer projects in Peru need to apply for Visa at the nearest Peruvian High Commission in their city. Along with the Visa application, you need to attach the required supporting documents. We provide volunteers with the necessary supporting documents for their Peruvian Visa application. More information shall be provided after you become a Volunteering Solutions enrolled participant.
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What are the recommended airlines to fly to Peru?
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The Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) in Cusco is well connected with all major airports across the globe and flights are easily available. American Airlines, US Airways, Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines, Emirates Flights are some of the popular airlines.
Health and Safety
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Do I need to buy a health insurance?
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Yes, for all volunteers it is mandatory to have a travel medical insurance. To provide the best option to our participants, we offer comprehensive insurance coverage in collaboration with a leading insurance provider.
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How safe is Peru in general?
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Peru attracts travelers from different parts of the world and is generally safe. However, we recommend all volunteers to take necessary precautions against thefts and robberies. Also, seek permission from your coordinator before venturing out alone in the evenings.
Volunteers can also look up resourceful sites like Lonely Planet to gather more information about Peru and its general atmosphere. You are also recommended to follow the safety guidelines provided by the in-country coordinator during Orientation Session.
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What immunizations/vaccinations will I need?
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We recommend you to consult your physician or travel doctor before traveling to Peru. However, we recommend you take general vaccinations like
Hepatitis A and B
Typhoid
Yellow Fever
Diarrhoea
Connect with Past Volunteers
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How can I connect with past Volunteering Solutions Peruvian alumni as well as other former and current volunteers?
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We encourage volunteers to get in touch with former Volunteering Solutions participants and also other program participants joining our projects. You are recommended to join the Volunteering">https://www.facebook.com/VolunteeringSolutions/">Volunteering Solutions Facebook Page or Facebook">https://www.facebook.com/groups/volunteeringsolutions/">Facebook Group to connect with other participants and our team.
To read alumni interviews from past participants, visit the Meet">https://www.volunteeringsolutions.com/meet-a-volunteer">Meet a Volunteer section on our website.