It is open to those currently studying medicine and preferably in their 2nd year or higher. Ideally, volunteers on this project will have at least a basic knowledge of the local language in order to communicate effectively with patients and staff, though this is not a pre-requisite.
Naturally, all applicants must also have a genuine willingness to help, show drive and initiative, and bring a positive 'can-do' attitude.
If this sounds like you, we want you on the team! Additionally, volunteers applying to join this program will be required to supply to following documentation:. Find out how to obtain a police check here. Cambodia's vibrant capital has overcome the hardships of a violent past to once again become a "Pearl of Asia". Whilst tourists are still drawn by the memory of the Khmer Rouge and their horrific Killing Fields and rightly so, this should never be forgotten , the city itself is taking a cue from it's majestic river and moving on.
Chic, bustling bars and restaurants line the riverfront and streets beyond with patrons watching boats cruising, motorbikes and tuk-tuks buzzing and pedestrians strolling on by. The Cambodian people are courageous and incredibly hospitable and a stay in this city is not to be forgotten. This project is available year-round and programs start the 1st and 3rd week of every month with volunteers arriving on SUNDAY. Volunteers can choose to participate for periods ranging from 2 weeks to 4 weeks.
Longer stays can be arranged directly with the local team, but will be subject to availability and individual visa conditions. Volunteers are met on arrival into Phnom Penh and taken to the Guest House to settle into their new environment. An orientation session will take place on Monday and Tuesday to cover the local area, public transport, amenities, customs, rules and recommendations and of course, what to expect from your volunteering experience.
This provides a great opportunity to get to know your hosts and fellow volunteers and ask any last questions you may have.
We can arrange pick-up on Saturday if required. Volunteers on this program are accommodated in a friendly and comfortable Guesthouse in central Phnom Penh. A great way to connect with other volunteers in a safe and social environment! Rooms are shared by up to 3 volunteers, split by gender and each room has its own bathroom with western-style facilities and hot showers. Fans are available for comfort in the summer months and bed linen is provided so volunteers need only bring personal toiletries and towels.
Air-conditioning is also available for an additional cost. The second floor rooftop has been set up as a spacious communal area volunteers can utilize to relax and socialize with dining tables, sofas, hammocks, TV and DVD facilities. Wifi is available free of charge and affordable laundry services are available nearby. Everything you need in a home away from home! Volunteers on our wonderful programs in Phnom Penh are well catered for with breakfast lunch and dinner available daily.
Breakfast at the Guesthouse comprises coffee, tea, bread and spreads, cooked eggs and fruit. Lunch and dinner can be ordered from a simple menu of local fare at the Guesthouse. Lunch can be eaten in or packed to take-away, depending on the volunteer schedule. Dinner is a great opportunity to relax and enjoy the company of fellow volunteers in the comfort of the Guesthouse. Volunteers are also welcome to dine out at any of the affordable and accessible local eateries.
A great way to explore the local area and sample delicious local fare. All meals in the Guesthouse are included in the program fee. Meals eaten out are at the volunteer's own expense. There is a high demand for volunteer nurses, doctors and health specialists in this stunning country. Details of the hospitals we work with and departments are noted in the 'More Information' section. Volunteers will find a placement on this program to be an extremely beneficial addition to both their medical careers and their life experience.
Volunteers will need to think outside of the square as the hospitals have limited resources and equipment and volunteers need to understand that there may be great differences in the resources available. Participants on this program will learn much about the local people and culture — experience that will prove to be invaluable and an important facet of their medical experience.
Volunteers are required to wear scrubs while working at the hospital and you can opt to take your own or purchase them when you arrive. It is also necessary to take a passport size photo to use for your hospital ID card. Evenings Free time to relax, stay in touch with friends and family and explore Phnom Penh.
Volunteers are met on arrival into Phnom Penh and taken to the Volunteer House to meet with the hosts and other volunteers and settle in to the new environment. An orientation session will take place the following day which covers the local area, public transport, amenities, customs, rules and recommendations and of course, what to expect from your volunteering experience. This provides a great opportunity to get to know your hosts and fellow volunteers and ask any last questions you may have.
Volunteers on this program are accommodated in a friendly and comfortable Guesthouse in central Phnom Penh. A great way to connect with other volunteers in a safe and social environment! Rooms are shared by up to 3 volunteers, split by gender and each room has its own bathroom with western-style facilities and hot showers. Fans are available for comfort in the summer months and bed linen is provided so volunteers need only bring personal toiletries and towels.
Air-conditioning is also available for an additional cost. The second floor rooftop has been set up as a spacious communal area volunteers can utilize to relax and socialize with dining tables, sofas, hammocks, TV and DVD facilities.
Wifi is available free of charge and affordable laundry services are available nearby. Everything you need in a home away from home! Host family members will speak some English and provide comfortable, private rooms.
Lockable storage will be available for valuables. For those wishing to stay in their own accommodation the program fees are adjusted as shown the Additional Info. Please note that transportation to and from the placement is not included in the program fee. If you are staying for an extended period it may be possible to work from 'home' for some of the time to keep the cost reasonable. Simply discuss this with the local team on arrival. Volunteers on our wonderful programs in Phnom Penh are well catered for with breakfast lunch and dinner available daily.
Breakfast at the Guesthouse comprises coffee, tea, bread and spreads, cooked eggs and fruit. Lunch and dinner can be ordered from a simple menu of local fare at the Guesthouse. Lunch can be eaten in or packed to take-away, depending on the volunteer schedule.
Dinner is a great opportunity to relax and enjoy the company of fellow volunteers in the comfort of the Guesthouse. Volunteers are also welcome to dine out at any of the affordable and accessible local eateries. A great way to explore the local area and sample delicious local fare. All meals in the Guesthouse are included in the program fee. Meals eaten out are at the volunteer's own expense. If you have special dietary requirements please let us know ahead of time so that we can advise the local team.
Strict vegetarians and vegans should be ready to help with the cooking and shop for additional items if necessary. This project is available year-round and programs start the 1st and 3rd week of every month with volunteers arriving on SUNDAY. Volunteers can choose to participate for periods ranging from 2 weeks to 12 weeks.
Longer stays can be arranged directly with the local team, but will be subject to availability and individual visa conditions. Spaces on this project are limited and therefore subject to availability. Early booking is recommended. Improve the future prospects of the local patients and create a shared-knowledge with the nurses and doctors.
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