Applications open for the Third Azov Camp of Family Medicine 2025

From 17 to 22 May 2025, we invite you to the Azov Camp of Family Medicine—an educational space for those who seek to grow, learn, and become part of a meaningful professional community. The camp’s program is improved every year to meet the needs of doctors and healthcare professionals and to respond to the current challenges of the healthcare system. Together with leading experts, we will create a safe space where participants can openly discuss professional challenges, share experiences, and develop solutions.

How to apply?

• Fill in the application form via this link: https://bit.ly/3FnUpRn
• Deadline: 31 March 2025, 6:00 PM

Who can participate?

• General practice interns
• General practitioners and other specialties with up to 2 years of professional experience
• Interns of other medical specialties
• Medical students in their 4th to 6th years of study

Selected participants will receive a scholarship covering the cost of training, learning materials, accommodation, three daily meals, and coffee breaks. Travel expenses and daily allowances are to be covered by participants themselves.

Additional opportunities

The camp program includes a special surprise event in partnership with the Ukrainian Healthcare Center (UHC) and participants of the “Course on Administration, Management, and System Leadership”. This is a unique opportunity to combine knowledge, discuss important issues with colleagues, and immerse yourself even deeper into a professional environment.

Priority in selection will be given to applicants who apply for both the camp and the administration course organized by UHC.

What is the Azov Camp?

The Azov Camp of Family Medicine is part of the Azov School of Family Medicine, launched in 2020. The event is held in a peer-to-peer format, allowing interns and young professionals to immerse themselves in a professional community, improve clinical skills, and develop communication with patients and colleagues. The camp is supported by peer-group facilitators and leading healthcare experts. We want every participant to feel that their choice to work in primary healthcare is a strategically important direction for Ukraine.

Partners of the Azov Camp 2025: Dobrobut Academy and Academy of Family Medicine of Ukraine.