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CFHI GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM OPENINGS - WINTER 2013/2014

Published: 9 December 2013

Child Family Health International www.cfhi.org

WINTER 2013/2014 GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM OPENINGS

Live Program Information Webinar: December 16th

CFHI PROGRAM OPENINGS: CFHI is currently accepting applications for its global health programs through 2015, and still has last minute spots left for December/January 2013!  Programs are appropriate for undergrads and graduate level students interested in health/medicine or various social science fields.

Last minute applicants should contact CFHI to get started on expediting their application.

LEARN MORE: PROGRAM INFO WEBINAR DECEMBER 16th: Find out more about CFHI's 20+ programs, scholarships, and more by attending a live webinar on select dates -upcoming December 16th- and hear from alumni and staff. Also visit the CFHI website or contact us.

CFHI GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAMS PROVIDE:

  • Rotations in clinics and hospitals or work with public health facilities and NGOs 
  • Spanish classes with an emphasis on medical Spanish (Latin America Programs)
  • Health information lectures conducted by local physicians and health professionals
  • Over 20 years experience, United Nations recognized nonprofit, member of the International Volunteer Program Association
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Mon, 12/09/2013 - 16:52
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