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Observerships | Externships | Internships
Thank you for your interest in our Clinical Rotation Program. This page provides all the essential information and application materials for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) seeking hands-on clinical experience in the United States. Whether you are pursuing an observership, externship, or internship, our program is designed to offer valuable exposure to the U.S. healthcare system, enhance your clinical skills, and support your journey toward residency.
To observe physician interactions with patients, including history, examinations, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, and electronic health record management.
Duration: 4-8 weeks
Application Fees: $50 (Non-refundable, to be paid while submitting application)
Fees: $800 for 4 weeks & $1200 for 8 weeks
Experiential learning opportunity to shadow physician
Duration: 4-8 weeks
Application Fees: $50 (Non-refundable, to be paid while submitting application)
Fees: $1000 for 4 weeks & $1500 for 8 weeks
Structured learning experience, sometimes with project or research components, may be clinical or non-clinical
Duration: 4 weeks
Application Fees: $50 (Non-refundable, to be paid while submitting application)
Rotation Fees: $500
"My clinical rotation at Ibn Sina Foundation was a truly meaningful part of my medical journey. I had the chance to apply my medical knowledge in real patient care settings, strengthen my clinical reasoning, and learn from experienced, compassionate professionals. It was an inspiring experience that reinforced my passion for medicine and commitment to patient-centered care."
"My rotation with the Ibn Sina Foundation was an incredibly valuable experience. I gained insight into how care can be delivered with a strong focus on community needs, cultural understanding, and accessibility. It challenged me to think differently in a diverse setting and helped me grow both clinically and personally. I’m thankful for the opportunity and would highly recommend it to others."
"As an aspiring physician, gaining clinical experience in the U.S. was vital to my residency journey. Volunteering at the Ibn Sina Foundation in Houston was pivotal, offering hands-on exposure and deepening my understanding of compassionate, community-focused care.
What sets Ibn Sina apart is its strong support for future medical professionals. The observerships, especially helpful for international graduates, provide valuable understanding of the U.S. healthcare system and residency process.
